Sunday 31st August | 10am–1pm | The Space Upstairs
As the vibrant energy of summer begins to settle, we enter Late Summer—a time for grounding, reflection, and returning to centre. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, this season is linked with the Earth Element and its paired organs: the Stomach and Spleen. These organs help us process, digest, and find emotional and physical balance.
Join us for a 3-hour retreat designed to support and nourish you as the seasons begin to shift.
What to expect:
• Calming breath work to land in the moment
• Gentle Qi Gong-inspired stretching to awaken Earth energy
• A vinyasa flow sequence supporting the stomach and spleen meridians
• Deeply restful restorative yoga
• A healing sound bath to close
This is your time to pause, reset, and reconnect.
Investment £40
Email for Bookings: paula@theweeyogi.co.uk
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Mon, 19:00 - 20:00, Seasonal Yoga
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Thursday, 09:30 - 10:30, Seasonal Yoga
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Thursday, 20:00 - 21:00, Seasonal Yoga
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Phone: 07974 252589
Email: paula@theweeyogi.co.uk
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Experience the beauty of Yoga in harmony with the seasons. My Seasonal Yoga Classes are designed to align your practice with the natural rhythms of the year, helping you connect more deeply with yourself and the world around you. Each session focuses on the paired organs associated with the current season, promoting balance, renewal, and vitality in the body and mind. Through thoughtfully curated sequences, breathwork, and mindfulness practices, you’ll leave feeling refreshed, grounded, and in tune with the energy of the season.
Whether you’re looking to invigorate your mornings or unwind in the evenings, these classes cater to all levels and provide a space for restoration, reflection, and growth.
Yang & Yin - We begin with a dynamic Yang sequence, focusing on strength, flexibility, and fluid movement. Transitioning seamlessly into the Yin phase, we surrender into longer-held postures that target the deeper connective tissues and encourage release and relaxation. Embracing stillness, we dive inward, allowing the body to soften and the mind to quiet. Through gentle stretching and mindful breathwork, we nurture the Yin aspects of ourselves, fostering introspection, surrender, and renewal.