What are The Roots of Feminine Yoga?

What was here before yoga was codified and put into a box?
What was here before heady philosophies & complicated theories were born?
What was here before yoga became a fast-paced practice that matched the fast-paced world we live in?
What was here before the ancient texts were written?

The Roots Of Feminine Yoga is a series about our reconnection to ourselves and the natural world, both inside and out. It is about coming home to our true essence on this earth. It is about embracing our humanness as well as our spirit and it offers a new way of practicing, and a new way of living, that is more aligned with simplicity, balance and nature.

HOLISTIC MAP OF INTEGRATION

A unique approach to yoga, you'll be guided through 50 hours of yoga sadhana, micro-practices for daily life, meditations, voicework & devotional offerings.

Practices are centered & supported by the elements (earth, water, fire, air and ether) as well as the different levels (physical, energetic, mental/emotional, higher mind and our subtle bliss body). When you connect in this way, you can learn to truly recognize that your entire being is sacred.

COURSE CONTENT:

Daily Guided Nature-Based Sadhana
Devotional Ritual & Fire Ceremony
Women’s Sharing Circles
Voice Activation, Singing & Movement
Closed forum for discussion, sharing and supportive community
Access to the Lorraine Taylor Sangha (ongoing connection with Lorraine and our community)
50HR contributes towards 300HR Yoga Alliance Advanced Certification, which may be combined with any 200HR Certification for full 500-RYT (registered yoga teacher).
50HR YACEP certification is provided to those in completion of the full coursework, and attendance.

FACILITATOR

Lorraine Taylor

Lorraine has been immersed in yoga for approximately 30 years. Her studies have taken her to both traditional Indian ashrams and modern day yoga gurus. She has explored the different yogic paths of Hatha, Tantra, Bhakti and Jnana and is currently very inspired by somatic based practices and trauma informed yoga, recognising how important this work is right now. She offers a nurturing feminine approach to the lineage of classical yoga honouring the different levels of our Being with clear insight, compassion and kindness.