Sofiah is a creative muse and mentor, Sacred Movement artist, teacher, and trainer committed to guiding women to connect with their brilliance. Sofiah dedicates her life's work to continuously receiving, embodying, and transmuting divine creative energy through tantra yoga, sacred movement, and expressive healing arts. She is the creator of The Temple Body Arts School of Sacred Sensuality and Dance, offering in-depth immersions and teacher training on-line and in person to help women access their creative potential and live their YES.

Maite was first introduced to yoga in her early twenties but from a young age her inquisitive mind drew her to study and explore different spiritual traditions. Born to a Nigerian father and a Spanish mother her exposure to a variety of cultures nurtured a quest for studying social anthropology, for traveling, for a deeper understanding of the humankind and the big existential questions. Maite’s style is a Hatha Flow yoga, with emphasis in heart opening asanas, in order to delve deeper into love and move out into the world, and ride the wave of life with a fearless heart.

With a 500-hour yoga teacher training and over 5 years of experience teaching globally, Sophia is inspired to share practices that nourish connection, play, and creative sexual expression. With passion, she creates intimate experiences that support tuning into the pleasure of subtle sensation, listening to the inner wisdom and honoring the elemental nature and the sacredness of life. She believes every moment is a practice and offers the opportunity to align with the true nature and highest self.

Colynn Vosburgh, a Canadian registered nurse or medical student turned yoga instructor, brings her own unique flair of west meets east to the subject of anatomy. Colynn has practiced yoga for over 19 years and chose to increase her knowledge of yoga by attending a teacher training over five years ago, which coincidentally started at the same time she shortlists to medical school came through. While in Dominical, Colynn found Danyasa and eventually Sofiah Thom and became a guest teacher and organic part of this training.