Links

These are a selections of links that have been part of Buddhabelly Yoga and we would like to share them with everyone.

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1	Arezzo clothing and accessories Arezzo clothing and accessories Clothing made by Neon Buddha yoga and active wear arezzo1@bellnet.ca 905-562-9336
2	Ceiba Del Mar Resort For those that appreciate luxury and a relaxed ambiance of elegance and comfort, the Ceiba del Mar is the natural choice. Tranquility and relaxation are the order of the day and at the Ceiba del Mar, you can expect copious personal space, beautiful Mayan and Mexican architecture and upscale amenities.
3	DWG Designs DWG Designs is a well-rounded group of local web developers, web designers, and search engine specialists. We are dedicated to creating and maintaining win-win relationships with our clients.
4	Multiple Sclerosis Society Hope Division Multiple Sclerosis is an unpredictable disease, but remember you are not alone. There are people in the community who understand what you, your family and your friends are experiencing. The Niagara Peninsula Chapter of Hope is here to help.
5	Roy Timm Photography Professional photographer Roy & Carole have been shooting commercial and editorial assignments in Niagara, Hamilton and Toronto regions since 1979.
6	The Raft The RAFT operates a resource centre, emergency shelter and provides community outreach and development activities to youth in the Niagara Region. The RAFT offers a number of options to youth who find themselves without a place to go, or who are in danger of not having a place to go. We work to connect homeless and at risk youth to the services they need to get themselves back on track.
7	Yoga with Judith Hanson Lasater Judith Lasater has taught yoga since 1971. She holds a doctorate in East-West psychology and is a physical therapist. Judith is president of the California Yoga Teachers Association, and serves on the advisory boards of Yoga Journal and the Yoga Research and Education Center.
8	Yoga Centre of Burlington The Yoga Centre of Burlington was established in January of 1999 to provide the Burlington community with a place where the classical traditions of yoga practice and philosophy could be taught in a comprehensive and accessible way. We are committed to the highest standards of teaching, remaining true to the essence of the 8 limbs of yoga.