Following the excellent turnout at the Great Conjunction Global Meditation on 21 December 2020, and all the positive feedback I received afterwards, I’ve decided to run monthly meditation events on Zoom for free.
The purpose of these sessions is to bring people together from all corners of the globe to heal ourselves, our human family and our planet from the trauma we experienced in the past year and are still experiencing in the new year.
This is a quick note to let you know that I have set up additional Zoom classes on weekends as in-person classes at Bath Sports & Leisure Centre have been suspended due to the lockdown. Zoom classes will be at the same time as the actual classes at the sports centre, i.e. 11.15 GMT, and will be one hour long.
Read More »Happy New Year beautiful souls! I hope 2021 brings you joy, peace, love and abundance. I have three things to pass by you if I may.
Read More »In consideration of the difficult year we’ve had, I’d like to offer people who have been financially affected by recent events free weekly mindfulness classes. This offer is available on Ribbon (link below). Also on Ribbon, you can get a class-pass for yoga classes which is the most affordable option.
Read More »Starting last week of December 2020, I will be offering yoga and mindfulness classes via Zoom which are particularly good for stress relief. For those of you who don’t fancy a treck to the gym or studio in the current weather, this should be a great alternative. More great news is that your first yoga class is completely free and mindfulness meditation class is on donation. All of the classes are suitable for beginners to intermediates.
Read More »Group online meditation on 21 December when Saturn and Jupiter align in the “closest great conjunction” in 397 years ushering a new Age.
Read More »You are warmly invited to pranayama and meditation class every Tuesday at 6.30pm (UK time) on Zoom.
There are no more Saturday morning classes as gyms are opening soon and I will be teaching in Bath at that time.
Pranayama is yogic mindful breathing. Prana means life force (chi) in Sanskrit and yama means technique. It’s great for expanding the lungs’ capacity, improving your respiratory, circulatory and immune systems.
One of my most favourite meditation techniques is the Loving Kindness Meditation (LKM). I practice it on a daily basis and find it to be very calming and effective. It instantly brings me back to myself and reminds me to appreciate myself. It also encourages me to be mindful of the thoughts I offer to people and the world around me. In that sense, it is a complete and profound mindfulness practice.
Read More »This is a quick announcement to all my wonderful subscribers. On Saturday 6 June, I will start new weekly pranayama classes at 10 am UK time. Everyone is invited.
There is no better time to get more oxygen into the body than now. With this terrible virus around us, the masks we have to wear, and the anxiety, we are breathing in less oxygen. Come top up your oxygen intake using pranayama and beat the stress!
Read More »We all need something extra-ordinary to lift our spirits during these unprecedented times. Recognising this, I recorded a guided healing meditation session and made it available online for free. You will also find another full mindfulness class on observing the mind.
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