Escape to our Sankalpa Yoga & Nature Day Retreat, a rejuvenating journey of intention-setting and self-discovery during winter’s quiet beauty. If you’re unsure what Sankalpa means, it is essentially a heartfelt intention or resolve, often set during meditation or yoga practice, that aligns with your higher purpose and guides your actions and energy towards personal growth and fulfillment.
Itinerary:
9.30 Welcome tea, coffee and nibbles before a short Guided Nature Meditation
10.15 Opening Sankalpa Yoga Ceremony
11.45 Warm up in our Sauna, Outdoor Heated Pool. Compliment your time with a cold plunge!
13.00 Two-course Vegetarian Lunch
14.00 A Self-Care Nature Connection Workshop
16.00 Closing Yoga & Hawthorne Tea Ceremony
17.00 Farewell
Leaders
Casey, a seasoned yoga practitioner with over a decade of teaching experience, believes in the continuous journey of self-improvement. She has honed her expertise in yoga, breathwork, trauma release, chakra healing, and massage. In Casey’s yoga classes, you’ll experience an unhurried and welcoming pace, where poses are sculpted to suit your unique body. Rooted in Forrest Yoga, Casey adds purpose to every posture, offering tailored challenges to align with your intentions. Her classes go beyond sequences, embracing playfulness and light-heartedness, allowing students to explore subtle movements. This fusion of mindful progression, purposeful intention, and personalised adjustments creates a holistic…
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Amy Jennings is a botanist, conservationist and beekeeper with a deep appreciation for plants and nature. A masters in biodiversity conservation allowed Amy to further explore her interest in ethnobotany, which looks at the connection between people and the plant kingdom. This research took her to countries like Afghanistan, Iraq, Jordan, India, Tibet and Tanzania. Amy runs an organic farm, Glendalough Organics, where she practises sustainable growing methods, Amy also runs meditation retreats where she teaches mindfulness techniques that help connect people with the natural environment.
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