Sat Mar 14 at 9am
Free Yoga in San Gabriel Park (TIME CHANGE!)
Sat Mar 14 at 9am
This retreat weaves together somatic healing, movement, breathwork, meditation, and Ayurvedic wisdom to help you reconnect with your body’s natural rhythms. Through gentle, intuitive practices, you’ll learn to work with your nervous system, not against it—honoring the cyclical, seasonal nature of your being.
What You’ll Experience:
Somatic Practices – Release stored tension and feel at home in your body
Breathwork – Regulate your nervous system and access deeper clarity
Meditation & Reflection – Create space for new insights and self-connection
Embodied Movement – Awaken your energy and soften into flow
Ayurvedic Seasonal Wisdom – Learn how to support your body this spring
Healing in Community – Be seen, supported, and held in a nurturing space
Nourishing Snacks – Because deep healing requires deep nourishment
This retreat is for women seeking to reconnect with their inner wisdom, release what no longer serves you, and embody the energy of spring in a way that feels deeply aligned and nourishing.
Come as you are. Leave feeling clear, energized, and deeply connected to yourself.
Save your place and step into your Inner Spring.
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