It´s started… the days are
shorter, the cool, crisp mornings bring with them a sense of new beginnings, a
desire to get organized, buckle down and get ourselves back in gear. The trees no longer look as green as
they were just one month ago and the sun decides to sleep in a little while
longer each morning. This is the end of summer, and the beginning of a colder,
less lazy season. Fall is a time of change and is often the busiest season of
the year, when most people must say goodbye to their time of relaxation in the
summer and return to their responsibilities and obligations at school and at
work. In the transition from summer to fall one can feel easily out of balance.
But, the end of summer does not have to signify the end of relaxation. You can
rejuvenate and reenergize even in the face of what seems to be endless work. I
invite you to join me for a Restorative Yoga/Nidra workshop that will help you
feel as relaxed as if it were still the warm summer!
Set in an inspiring atmosphere of
glowing candles and filled with gentle, soothing music, I will guide you
through a series of restorative yoga poses, delightful stretches, deep
relaxation and Yoga Nidra, a simple
guided meditation. This restorative workshop will focus on energizing Mooladhara
Chakra, the root chakra,
which is located at the base of the spine.
Mooladhara represents the earth element, our sense of stability,
groundedness, sense of survival, security in our personal relationships and
finances.
For an added special treat, you
will receive gentle hands on attention with the aroma of essential oils. You
will leave feeling completely grounded, balanced and relaxed. Be ready to lose track of time and let
go of the outside world! Please dress warmly
in comfortable layers: cozy socks, sweats, tank top, light jacket.
The workshop will be held on Sunday Oct. 9th at 3
PM; The fee for participants is $35 or $65 for partners.
Come and join me in this restorative workshop which feels like a mini vacation. Begin to let go of the outside world, lose track of time and be nurtured and nourished!
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