HIMALAYAN BREATHWORK & KRIYA | Community Group - Cheltenham IN STUDIO

$45.00
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Join this 90 minute session of Himalayan Breathwork, Kriya and Embodied Movement.

Join this 90 minute session of Himalayan Breathwork, Kriya and Embodied Movement.

 

This is a series of community groups that can be booked into on a casual basis.

Erin is a certified Himalayan Breathwork and Kriya facilitator, having trained under the guidance of Master Teachers from The Sattva Life. 

This event is suitable for individuals of all experience levels.

This is a hybrid class, with the option to attend in studio or live via Zoom. If you are interested to attend the live stream online, you can purchase your LIVE ONLINE ticket through the associated ‘LIVE ONLINE’ event listing.

 
 
 

Availability 20 spaces available 


Location Merkaba Studio, 15 Mills Street, Cheltenham VIC 3192


Arriving Doors will open 15 minutes prior to the session commencing, so you can set up your mat and get ready for the practice. Please note that doors will be locked at the commencement of the practice to ensure there is no disruption for other participants. Thankyou.

 

More about Himalayan Breathwork and Kriya

Himalayan Breathwork and Kriya is a part of yoga, derived from ancient traditions of the Himalayas.

‘Kriya’ is a Sanskrit word meaning ‘action that leads us to evolution and growth’ and is referred to as the ‘yoga of energy’.

This embodied practice supports participants to harness their own breath, physical movement and targeted awareness to shift and reorganise their own internal states. Physical movement sits alongside stillness practices that can support coming into deeper states of awareness. This can help in:

  • Calming the mind and body

  • Awakening/enlivening vital energy

  • Releasing stress and emotion from the body and nervous system

  • Expanding consciousness and tapping into our creative potential

  • Experiencing states of unity and deep connection with Self

  • Building self-awareness of thinking, feeling, somatic and relational experiences, as they arise

  • Enhancing states of clarity and self-compassion

  • Optimising respiratory efficiency