A relaxing practice of restorative poses. This class is especially popular after a long day of work, when you feel the need to release tension and restore your energy. Allow yourself to unwind and come to the stillness of your being.
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Living in the contraction of the ''I''
Satsang literally means ‘The company of Truth’. Satsang is a group gathering in which you enhance the quality of being human. It is an invitation to enter and explore the fields of Truth together, with an open heart and a naked mind. Allowing silence, clarity and spaciousness to rise within, and connect us all in the preciousness of the Now.
There is only one thing we need to do
Satsang literally means ‘The company of Truth’. Satsang is a group gathering in which you enhance the quality of being human. It is an invitation to enter and explore the fields of Truth together, with an open heart and a naked mind. Allowing silence, clarity and spaciousness to rise within, and connect us all in the preciousness of the Now.
Effortless Flow: Short
This is a shorter version of the Effortless Flow yin yang practice. Gentle breathwork and a short meditation will then move into longer held, passive yin poses interchange with engaging yang movements. It will leave your body feeling spacious, strong and vibrantly alive.
Effortless Flow
A balanced yin yang session. This practice will leave your body feeling spacious, strong and vibrantly alive. You will start with gentle breathwork and a short meditation and will flow into longer held, passive yin poses interchange with engaging yang movements.
OPENING THE SUBTLE ENERGY BODY
A practice to awaken the subtle energy centres and pathways in the body. When the energy centres are open and prana (life-energy) flows freely, we are able to reach states of greater health, vitality and creativity.
SURFING THE SPINE
A practice to facilitate the flow of prana (life-energy) within our spine and central energetic pathways, releasing energetic blockages. When these pathways are open, we are brought back to inner balance.
STANDING LIKE A TREE
A very subtle and powerful method to regain your natural physical and energetic alignment. By holding the tree-posture, tensions are released, the body opens, and we become more grounded and rooted to the Earth.
FREEING VITAL ENERGY
Let go of deep physical and emotional tensions in your body. This practice involves shaking and moving to loosen blockages of prana (life-energy) that accumulate in your joints and tissues. It is a great warm up before an asana session or can be practiced alone.
PERFECT UNION
A balanced practice that moves from meditation into a dynamic and powerful vinyasa flow. The practice gradually unwinds with a mindful yin sequence, and is great for internal balance, and cultivating harmony between the strength and surrender.
UNLOCKING THE BREATH
Our breath becomes restricted by stress and other ailments, and we are no longer breathing fully and freely. This practice helps to unlock the breath so you can regain your deep, natural state of breathing—leading to greater vitality and well-being.
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