Awaken: Breathwork + Meditation At 3rd Eye with Claire S.
We begin with activating breathwork and emotional release, shedding yesterday's worries and embracing the new day with a light heart. As the energy settles, we smoothly transition into gentle, calming breathwork and meditation, nurturing inner tranquility to keep you present and connected throughout the day. Morning meditation and breathwork not only build a strong sense of community and shared purpose but also tap into the morning's enchanting energy, amplifying the benefits of these practices and fostering personal growth, motivation, and accountability. Together, we harness the transformative magic of the morning for a profoundly uplifting start to the day.
Check-in for this class will take place in the Alma room as the lounge space does not open until 10am. When entering Casa de Luz, take the first right towards the courtyard - Alma is the room at the end of the walkway.
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There's a reason thousands of students have called Flow their second home for over a decade. Come experience yoga that makes you feel at home.
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