A nourishing day of yoga for World Meditation Day – Saturday 21st May 2022
Through a seasonally-themed yoga practice and lots of playful inquiry, this is a day to delve deeply into what’s good for you and return back into the world feeling relaxed and refreshed.
I’m really excited about doing workshop days again, especially after such a long break, and I hope you’ll be able to join me.
I think you’ll enjoy this day if….
- You yearn for a space to deeply relax and reconnect to yourself in uncertain times
- You want more depth in your practice than happens in a weekly class
- You like the idea of meditating, but haven’t found an approach that suits you
- You’re curious about why you do and say the things you do
- You find yourself saying ‘yes’ when you really mean ‘no’ (and vice versa!)
- The last two years have somehow left you wondering what it is you really do want in life
- You simply love spending a whole day enjoying your yoga and being in good company!
The day will run from 9.45am – 4pm. To keep it affordable, we’ll bring packed lunches and I’ll provide tea and coffee.
The morning session will be an indepth yoga practice, including pranayama and relaxation; and following a coffee break, we’ll explore movement as meditation.
There’ll be a generous break for lunch so you can go for a walk and get some fresh air (there’s an outdoor gym next to the hall, should you feel inclined to be more active!).
In the afternoon, we’ll delve a little more into what is good for us; exploring our Yes and our No; sitting quietly and listening for the voice inside that knows what we want; and exploring some postures from Embodied Yoga Principles that you can take off the mat and into life.
The day will end with one of my unique semi-scripted, seasonal yoga nidra journeys, to guide you into a state of relaxed daydreaming and deep-felt replenishment.
If that sounds delicious, get in touch quickly to book your space.
The day is aimed at people who’ve done at least a little yoga before, but it will also be interesting and accessible to beginners who are reasonably physically fit (able to move comfortably from standing to kneeling and sitting the floor).
Click here for all the details and how to reserve your place.
Tracey Roberts 