Online Day Retreat Sat 8 May, 9.30am-4pm, £40
Book with a friend and get a £10 discount each – Friend booking £60 (£30 each).
Dedicate a whole day to yourself to nourish and nurture, join us for our online yoga day retreat in the luxury of your own home.
We have created a yoga day to inspire and start afresh. Expect kundalini yoga, meditation, yoga practice & rest, healthy recipes and an ingredient shopping list.
At this point in the year we are at half day half night and we are emerging out of winter into spring. This is a time new beginning, a time for calling us to transition into the new season and is a time to invigorate. It is the beginning of the days lengthening, and us welcoming back some warmer days.
We are called to spring clean our homes and bodies as we release the sluggishness of the winter months.
We will look at some of the key herbs that are used in Ayurveda and take a look at the Ayurvedic approach to Spring. Ayurveda, originating in India over 5,000 years ago, is the science of life. It is widely believed that the group was led by Patanjali, the visionary who led the team to find sources to cure the disease that were to epidemic proportion to the third world countries. This was of a holistic nature, which is the foundation culture of preventative medicine today within the western world; it has taken 5,000 years to realise that prevention is better than cure!
Kirsten Huesch, Lifestyle Nutrition Coach & Chef, has prepared us a nutritious, tasty menu for our lunch. You will be guided and inspired to create a delicious lunch that you can enjoy during the extended lunch break. A shopping list is provided so that you can pre-arrange the ingredients and make this a simple process to support your day. The shopping list and lunch recipes will arrive in your inbox giving you time to prepare in advance. Find out more about Kirsten at eatnourishgo.co.uk.
Our online retreat gives plenty of time for breaks and rest. We would recommend that you dedicate the whole day to yourself, making time to rest and replenish yourself. You may wish to take a walk in your lunch break to get some fresh air and sunlight (let us trust the sun will be shining).
Spring Boost Yoga Day Retreat schedule:
9.30 – 10.45am Kundalini Yoga
10.45 -11.15am Break
11.15am-12pm Meditation
12-2pm Extended lunch break
2-3.30pm Yoga Practice and rest
3.30pm Break
3.45pm Sharing and close
How to join our online yoga retreat
Book online via juliebladon.com.
You will receive the shopping list and lunch recipes in advance and about a week before the retreat we will send a Zoom link for this session, so keep an eye on your emails. The link will take you directly to the yoga online retreat, you should not have to do anything else however if you have any technical queries we will assist you in advance of the retreat.
Spaces are limited so please book early to guarantee your place.
If you are struggling to attend due to financial circumstances please contact us to discuss.
Prepare your space
Please organise a space where you can get comfortable for your yoga practice. Gather any yoga equipment you need – mat, cushions, pillows and blankets.
Have your nutritious lunch pre-made and have your herbal tea making facilities at the ready!
This workshop will be led by Jackie Dorrian and Julie Bladon. Suitable for all abilities, beginners are welcome. The shopping list and lunch recipes will be provided by Kirsten Huesch, Lifestyle Nutrition Coach & Chef, eatnourishgo.co.uk
Testimonials from previous workshop participants:
“Thank you for a fabulous workshop, lovely to connect with yoginis in Devon. I slept so well last night.”
“Fabulous and inspirational workshop. Hawaiian philosophy makes such sense and Kundalini has me buzzing. Thank you both.”
“Marvelous day thanks Jackie & Julie. I learnt a lot (info) & lost a lot (toxins). What an experience.”
“I really enjoyed the two forms of yoga & the talks really opened my eyes & curiosity. Thank you for a wonderful workshop.”
For enquiries please email info@juliebladon.com.
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