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LIVING TRADITION

DAILY YOGA
MEDITATION
PRANAYAMA
MANTRA
LECTURES & EVENTS

Welcome to OM House Sydney

 

Om House is more than a yoga space — it is a living sanctuary, a Bodhi tree by the sea. Rooted in the tradition of Ashtanga yoga, we create a space where seekers of all ages and stages can find steadiness, clarity, and renewal.

Our intention is to nurture spiritual maturity through daily practice, where discipline and devotion meet rest and reflection. We believe yoga is not only a personal path but a collective one: a way of strengthening body and mind while cultivating a compassionate community.

Like the branches of the Bodhi tree, Om House offers shade, stillness, and growth. Each student who sits, breathes, and moves here becomes part of a larger unfolding, a practice that extends beyond the mat, nourishing both self and extending into the community of our families, professions and our lives.

Our heritage is authenticity: teachers deeply connected to the lineage, led by Eileen Hall, who has inspired generations of practitioners in Australia and beyond. Our home is modern and light-filled, designed to feel like a sanctuary: simple, warm, and welcoming, with the easy vibrancy of Bondi and the grounded beauty of Bali.

 

A sanctuary for seekers in the heart of Bondi. Om House offers the timeless practice of Ashtanga yoga in a contemporary, welcoming space — a place to breathe, to gather, to grow.
 

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WHAT'S ON IN OCTOBER

Restorative Yoga with Breathing

and Acupuncture

with Eileen

OMTOBER CHALLENGE

with Nadav

GITA STUDY

with Shankar

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BEGINNERS:

Wednesdays 

6.00-7.00pm.

MOON DAYS:

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  • NM Monday 22nd Sept

 

OCTOBER

  • FM Tuesday 7th Oct

  • NM Tuesday 21st Oct

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Tradition, practice, and community in the heart of Bondi.

52 Hall Street, Bondi Beach NSW. 

We acknowledge that we meet and practice on Indigenous land and pay our deep respects to the elders past and present and acknowledge the role our Indigenous peoples continue to play within our local communities.

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