Yin Immersion Call in your Joy! Waitlist
Sunday, 8 December •
5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Organic feast, Lavendula Studio
Fyona Coulton
Fyona received her first 350HR certification in 2016 in Hatha Yoga, she has continued her education and experience by training in Kundalini, Yin Yoga, Kids Yoga, Pre-Natal Yoga, Meditation, Yoga Nidra, Reiki and Shamanic practices. Fyona runs regular classes, specialty workshops and local and international retreats.
Description
Season: Summer
Organs: Heart and Small Intestine
Element: Fire
In TCM the Heart is paired with the Small Intestine, associated with the season of summer and related to the element of Fire. Fire relates to the sun, light, warmth and heat. Fire ignites all of life. Summer is the season of abundance, when things come into maturity and life is in full bloom. The emotion associated with this time of year is joy and joy is the will of life.
The heart sets our rhythm in life. When we are resistant to the movement of life we may experience feelings of emptiness and sadness. We can’t have a raging continuous fire nor can we have a flame that is near extinction, we need the flickering movement of flames to allow us to respond appropriately to the demands of living. The fire energy inside sparks us to come alive, to be open and to feel abundance. This flame allows us to become conscious of ourselves and others, to express love and gratitude and to become awake in our lives. This tiny spark of divine love residing in our hearts is what radiates out into the world as the light of our individual awareness.
Kathy Keenan
Yin Yoga accesses the energy channels know as Qi (or chi) which translates as 'vital life force' or 'life energy', this energy is the force present in all life that binds together all things in the universe.
This immersion is suitable for all levels of experience and health.
Please bring a pillow, mat and dress in layers.
I look forward to sharing this practice with you….
Organs: Heart and Small Intestine
Element: Fire
In TCM the Heart is paired with the Small Intestine, associated with the season of summer and related to the element of Fire. Fire relates to the sun, light, warmth and heat. Fire ignites all of life. Summer is the season of abundance, when things come into maturity and life is in full bloom. The emotion associated with this time of year is joy and joy is the will of life.
The heart sets our rhythm in life. When we are resistant to the movement of life we may experience feelings of emptiness and sadness. We can’t have a raging continuous fire nor can we have a flame that is near extinction, we need the flickering movement of flames to allow us to respond appropriately to the demands of living. The fire energy inside sparks us to come alive, to be open and to feel abundance. This flame allows us to become conscious of ourselves and others, to express love and gratitude and to become awake in our lives. This tiny spark of divine love residing in our hearts is what radiates out into the world as the light of our individual awareness.
Kathy Keenan
Yin Yoga accesses the energy channels know as Qi (or chi) which translates as 'vital life force' or 'life energy', this energy is the force present in all life that binds together all things in the universe.
This immersion is suitable for all levels of experience and health.
Please bring a pillow, mat and dress in layers.
I look forward to sharing this practice with you….