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Restorative Yoga: The Art of Doing Nothing

Replenish your spirit!

Rest and self-care are so important. When you take time to replenish your spirit, it allows you to serve others from the overflow. You cannot serve from an empty vessel.
— Eleanor Brownn

Take time to rest and replenish your energy stores before the busyness of the holiday season starts. If you are well-rested, you can feel refreshed and more focused.

What is Restorative Yoga?

Restorative Yoga is a slow, gentle practice of long-held postures that provides an opportunity to “just be”, letting the body rest and heal, and the mind to settle.

In a Restorative Yoga session, you’ll practise in a room with minimal distractions. Your body will be cushioned and supported with tools like blankets, cushions, blocks, bolsters to encourage stillness and promote deep rest.

… but I can’t get down on the floor!

You can practise Restorative Yoga from a chair (or two)! In this session, there is space and equipment for 2-3 people to practise all or some postures from chairs.

Want to join me?

We’ll start with gentle movements, stretches and breathwork to ease the body before settling into the longer-held Restorative Yoga postures.

There is nothing to do in Restorative Yoga. Let me guide you through this gentle practice and discover the power of doing nothing but rest!

When:
Sunday 12 November, 3:15 - 5:30 pm
The first 15 minutes will be to complete any administrative tasks and to allow everyone to settle and get comfortable before we start.
Where:
Private residence close to Epping station. Contact me for details.
Cost:
$55 per person, early bird price until 29 October
$65 from 30 October
Bookings:
Book online or contact me to reserve your spot.

Payment:
Full payment is required to reserve your spot.
Payment can be made via cash, electronic transfer or PayPal.
I enjoyed the session very much and still feel ‘quieter’, which is great. This style was different to previous restorative sessions [I’ve attended] before ... I realise all teachers have their own style and approach and this was very comforting. Thanks so much for your care and attention!
— Kimberley