Inner Vision Activation: Spiritual Tools for Opening the Third Eye at Flow Yoga Georgetown
May 16, 2026 from 2:30-4:30pm
at Flow Yoga Georgetown

Inner Vision Activation: Spiritual Tools for Opening the Third Eye At Flow Yoga Georgetown
As part of the Light Body Activation Series, Dr. David Weinthal leads a focused two-hour workshop designed to develop inner awareness, clarity, and intuitive perception.

Through breathwork practices such as alternate nostril and coherence breathing, along with subtle energy work, you’ll learn how to calm the nervous system, balance mental focus, and become more attuned to internal signals and insight.

This experience is deepened through powerful Kabbalistic practices, working with the 72 Names of God as sacred three-letter sequences for healing and transformation. Through guided visualization and inner focus, you will learn to engage these vibrational codes to harmonize the body, expand perception, and access deeper levels of awareness—offering a practical and spiritual pathway to seeing from within.

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Inner Vision Activation: Spiritual Tools for Opening the Third Eye
May 16, 2026 from 2:30-4:30pm
at Flow Yoga Georgetown

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