Sometimes the most powerful transformation begins in stillness.
Quiet Path Yoga invites you into a space where breath, movement, and Spirit gently meet. Guided by spiritual teacher and certified yoga instructor Jeffrey Squiric, this practice weaves together gentle Hatha yoga, breathwork, and guided meditation to create a calm, inclusive container for healing, reflection, and reconnection.
Whether you’re a long-time spiritual seeker or exploring body-based practices for the first time, you’re welcome here.
Why Practice Quiet Path Yoga?
In the midst of busy lives and heavy headlines, we long for a place to rest, breathe, and just be. Quiet Path Yoga offers:
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A peaceful, consistent practice that beautifully complements Unity teachings
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A safe space for all skill levels and abilities
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Support for resilience, healing, and mind-body-spirit connection
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An intergenerational opportunity to connect through presence
This is more than yoga—it’s a path home to yourself.
💛 “Yoga helped me come back to my breath and to the quiet aliveness underneath it all.”
— Jeffrey Squiric
About Jeffrey Squiric
Spiritual Guide • Yogi • Truth Seeker
Jeffrey first encountered yoga in the early 2000s, but it was during a season of deep healing in 2022 that the practice truly found him. Through breath, movement, and courageous inner work, Jeffrey discovered the quiet presence that had always been within him—and a calling to help others do the same.
A graduate of the 200-hour Yoga Patch teacher training, Jeffrey is the founder of Fusion Yoga, a gentle, Spirit-centered approach that weaves movement, meditation, breathwork, and soul inquiry. His classes are rooted in presence and compassion, always inviting students to meet themselves exactly where they are.
Come As You Are
Quiet Path Yoga meets on the 2nd and 4th Sundays, from 12:00–1:00 PM at the Studio of The Fillmore KC Event Space, 10000 Marshall Dr., Suite 34 Lenexa, KS 66215.
Bring a yoga mat, wear comfortable clothes, and come with an open heart.
Suggested love offering: $5 per person
(No one will be turned away.)
Bring a friend, invite a loved one, or come solo—this is a practice for all.
