Meridian Yoga
A one-to-one practice informed by the relationship between movement, breath, and attention.
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Movement as a way of listening.
Rebecca’s yoga practice brings together mindful movement, Daoist bodywork, and contemplative traditions. Explore your body with curiosity, without needing to arrive already flexible or experienced.
Yoga on the Lawn
A neighborhood gathering for movement and connection. Dates and locations will be announced.
Inquire About a SessionRates reflect the September 2026 business notes and are subject to confirmation. Inquiries do not create a booking.
A few questions
There is always room for curiosity.
Do I need experience to begin?
Anyone interested in this practice is welcome to inquire, whether you are brand new, experienced, or returning to it. Rebecca can help you explore which offering might fit your interests.
Can we meet online?
Spiritual Coaching sessions and Meditation & Dharma check-ins are available in person or by virtual meeting. Use the contact form to discuss a time and format.
What is a Dharma Check-In?
A Dharma Check-In is one-to-one conversation about meditation and spiritual practice with Rebecca Nie. Sessions generally last 30–45 minutes.
Are there lower-cost ways to participate?
Community meditation is donation-based, and Yoga on the Lawn uses a sliding scale for payment. You can also ask Dharma Alive Incubator about scholarship opportunities.
How do I book a session?
Send a message through the contact form if you are interested in booking a session with Rebecca Nie. She will follow up about availability and next steps. Please note submitting an inquiry does not make a booking complete.
What are your affordability programs?
Stanford Zen Meditation and After Work Restorative Yoga are donation-based. You can also visit Dharma Alive Incubator for scholarship information.