Poise Meditation Space - A.P. Colony

All Access Membership, Yearly

Everything on the timetable for a year, at ten months of the two monthly rates added together.

₹27,000

₹32,400

per year

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Every group session for twelve months at ten months of both monthly rates, with the full twelve-month sum printed and a direct recommendation to try a monthly one before spending this.

Rs 2,700 a month for both. Twelve months is Rs 32,400. This is Rs 27,000
Be slow about this. Use a monthly membership for two months first
Cancel and get back what you paid minus the drop-in value of sessions used
Nothing renews itself: no card stored and no standing instruction

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Twelve months of every group session the A.P. Colony room runs: both yoga classes, guided meditation, breathwork and the Sunday silent sitting. The arithmetic, exactly. Yoga Membership Monthly is Rs 1,500 and Meditation Membership Monthly is Rs 1,200. Together that is Rs 2,700 a month. Twelve months of both is Rs 32,400, which is the struck price above and is a real sum rather than an invented list rate. This is Rs 27,000, which is ten months of both. Two months are not charged, and that is the entire discount. This is the largest single thing we sell and you should be slow about it. Rs 27,000 is a lot of money for a room that is being stood up in a district where nothing like it has run before. Buy a monthly membership. Use it. If after two months you are attending both sides of the timetable most weeks, this is straightforwardly the right purchase and the saving is Rs 5,400. If you are not, it is Rs 27,000 for a good intention. Unused months expire with the year, and nothing banks or rolls forward. Nothing renews itself. No card stored, no standing instruction, and no renewal message timed to arrive when you have stopped paying attention. Cancelling uses the same exact rule as every other membership here. What you paid, minus the drop-in price of everything you have already attended, floored at zero. Because you paid ten months for twelve, that rule leaves real money on the table for you rather than for us: attend forty morning classes and twenty guided sessions in six months and the sum is Rs 27,000 less Rs 16,940, so Rs 10,060 back. The A.P. Colony room is being stood up and the timetable is not running yet. We are stating the room and the cap we have, not a facility that is already busy.

Covers everything on the timetable: Morning Yoga (Rs 299), Gentle Yoga for Stiff Backs (Rs 349), Guided Meditation (Rs 249), Breathwork (Rs 349), Sunday Silent Sitting (Rs 149), unlimited, twelve months
Does not cover: any one-to-one booking, the Beginners Meditation Course, or anything from Poise At Home
Freeze up to 60 days across the year, in at most two blocks of at least seven days
You still book each session first come, and this does not create a thirteenth mat

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What it covers, the arithmetic, and how the machinery works

Covers: Morning Yoga Class (Rs 299), Gentle Yoga for Stiff Backs (Rs 349), Guided Meditation Drop-In (Rs 249), Breathwork Session (Rs 349) and Sunday Silent Sitting (Rs 149). Unlimited, for twelve months. Everything the timetable runs.
The arithmetic, exactly: Yoga monthly Rs 1,500 plus meditation monthly Rs 1,200 is Rs 2,700 a month. Twelve months of both is Rs 32,400, the struck price, which is a real sum and not a list rate. This is Rs 27,000, which is ten months of both. The saving is Rs 5,400.
Try a monthly first: This is the largest single purchase on the Poise shelf, for a room that has not run a timetable before. Two months of a monthly membership tells you whether you attend both sides of the timetable. If you do, take this. If you do not, Rs 27,000 buys a good intention.
How a membership works here, mechanically: It is not a class booking, so it has no clock time. You get a validity date and the store shows it as valid till that date. A year runs to the same date next year, and where that date does not exist it clamps to the last day of the month. Renewing does not extend the old membership, it creates a new one starting from the later of today or your existing expiry, so renewing early loses you nothing.
Nothing renews itself: No card is stored, there is no standing instruction and no automatic renewal. When the validity date passes, the membership simply ends and nobody charges you. You renew because you decided to, or it lapses quietly. The unnoticed renewal that goes on for eleven months is the single most complained-about thing in this trade and the fix is to not build it.
A membership does not jump the queue: You still book a seat like everybody else, first come. The room caps at 14 seated, 12 mats and 10 for the chair-based class, and a membership does not create a thirteenth mat. If a class you wanted is full, it is full. Selling more memberships than a room holds and letting people find out at the door is the other standing complaint about this trade.
Unused sessions expire, and there is no bank of credits: This buys access for a period, not a number of visits to be used up later. Attend twelve times or twice; nothing rolls forward, nothing is banked, and nothing carries into the next term. That is stated plainly here because an unused-session policy discovered afterwards is the commonest membership grievance there is, and the refund rule below is what stops it being unfair.
Personal, and no guests: Not transferable and not shareable. You cannot send a family member in your place and you cannot bring a guest on it, because a guest is a seat out of a cap of ten to fourteen. A guest is welcome and pays the drop-in price for the class they attend.

Freezing, cancelling, and what is not covered

Freezing it, and the exact terms: You may freeze it for up to 60 days across the year, in at most two blocks of at least seven days each, for any reason and without explaining. Tell us before the freeze starts: it is never backdated, because a backdated freeze is a refund claimed after the fact. The frozen days are added to your validity when you renew, and if you decide not to renew they are refunded pro rata at the daily rate. An unstated pause policy is the standard gym grievance, so ours is here in full.
Cancelling: the rule: What you paid, minus the drop-in price of every session already attended, floored at zero. The same rule as every other membership here, with no administration fee and nothing left to our discretion.
Cancelling: worked examples: Forty morning classes and twenty guided sessions over six months: 27,000 less 16,940 is Rs 10,060 back. Twenty morning classes and ten guided over three months: 27,000 less 8,470 is Rs 18,530 back. Once your attendance passes about Rs 27,000 of drop-in value there is nothing to refund, and by then you have saved money.
What no membership includes: Nothing one to one. Personal Training at the Space (Rs 699), Physiotherapy at the Space (Rs 899) and Nutrition Consultation at the Space (Rs 999) are never covered, and neither is anything from Poise At Home. The Beginners Meditation Course at Rs 2,400 is a closed six-evening cohort and is not covered either. Memberships cover timetabled group sessions and nothing else.
Breathwork screening still applies: Every time. A no at the door credits Rs 349 against your cancellation calculation, so a genuine contraindication never costs you money.
If the timetable changes: If we drop any session this covers, you are told at least two weeks ahead and may cancel with a full pro-rata refund from that date, ignoring the used-sessions rule.
If the room closes: If we close the A.P. Colony room for any reason, this is refunded pro rata from the closure date in full, with no deduction for anything attended. That is the one case where the used-sessions rule does not apply, because the failure is entirely ours, and on a Rs 27,000 purchase it is the term that matters most.

The room, and if something goes wrong

The room, honestly: One room of about 340 square feet, roughly 22 ft by 15 ft 6 in, on the ground floor in A.P. Colony. Twelve mats at 6 ft by 2 ft is 144 square feet of mat and the rest is space to walk between them. There is one toilet, a shoe rack and a water filter. There is no changing room, no shower, no lockers and no cafe. It is a room, not a facility.
Getting in: Ground floor, one step at the entrance, so a wheelchair needs a hand over that step. Street parking for two-wheelers outside; a car parks on the lane. Tell us before you book if the step is a problem and we will meet you at it.
Who teaches: Yoga is taught by a Yoga Wellness Instructor, Level 2, from the Yoga Certification Board under the Ministry of Ayush, verified with the board. Meditation and breathwork are taken by a teacher with formal training and a current first aid certificate, and there is no statutory registration in India for that, which we say rather than framing something unverifiable.
No religion, no ritual, no ladder: Nothing chanted at you, no mantra, no initiation, no lineage, no guru, no donation box, and nothing above this to be sold up to.
The premises: Ground floor room in A.P. Colony, Gaya, one step at the entrance, on a municipal trade licence and registered under the Bihar Shops and Establishments Act.
If we get the validity date wrong: Corrected the same day, in your favour, without a discussion about who is right.
The honest gap: The A.P. Colony room is being stood up and the timetable is not running yet. We are stating the room and the cap we have, not a facility that is already busy.

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