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Atmos

 

Join Yin Yoga Teacher Jac Keleher and Cellist & Vocalist Georgia Shine for a somatic exploration into the layers of your awake, breathing, human body.

This journey will weave together the practices of yin yoga, somatics & breath-work, woven with the embodied philosophy of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), poetic story-telling and a dreamy soundscape of live cello & voice.

As we merge into Autumn, this journey will explore the organ body’s direct relationship with nature, and the letting go process in this time that teaches us to recognise all of life as ephemeral. The practice will work specifically with the meridian channels of the breathing lungs and feeling the pulsations of life as it moves through continuous waves of expansion and contraction - a returning home to the vast, infinite space from which everything arises and dissolves.

The space will be transformed into a womb of light and colour to hold you in a deep experience of your inner and outer senses. Intuitive, ethereal sounds of live cello and vocals will weave throughout the entire journey to lovingly hold you inside of the wonder of what it is to be alive and awake in this human body.

Please note that spaces are limited and booking is essential.


Date

Sunday April 13th

6pm - 8pm

 Folde Yoga School — 4/65 Murray St, Hobart 7000


Investment

$49


*Folde Members receive 10% discount at checkout


Meet your teacher

Jac Keleher

Jac is a yoga & movement teacher, teacher trainer, retreat facilitator and body-worker, born and raised in Lutruwita/Tasmania, and now based on Gubbi Gubbi Country/Sunshine Coast, Australia.

Jac's teaching is ever-inspired by the vastness and wonder of what it is to be alive, and the interconnected relationship between our human bodies and the natural world. With a background steeped in traditional Tantric philosophy and the ancient wisdom of Taoism and 5 Element Theory (TCM), she teaches with a deep understanding of energetics and embodiment — incorporating story-telling and philosophy to awaken a remembrance, and bring you home — to what’s already yours.


 
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