Deep Within Yoga

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Yoga and Meditation Teacher 🪷

27/08/2026

Hi everyone! 🙋🏻‍♀️

I’m running a trial series of yoga classes throughout September at the Wilberforce School of Arts Hall to see if there is enough interest to continue with regular ongoing classes.

September Classes:

* Thursday 3rd September – 10:00am
* Thursday 10th September – 10:00am
* Tuesday 15th September – 5:00pm
* Thursday 24th September – 10:00am

Cost: $20 per class

Please remember to bring your own yoga mat.

Come along, try a class and say hello!
I’d love to see you there. 🤗

📍 Wilberforce School of Arts Hall

08/08/2026

Please comment below if you are interested in this wellness retreat. Thank you 🙏

17/07/2026

If you are healthy, don’t take that for granted.
Remind yourself that you are healthy today, and simply be grateful!

Don’t wait until it’s too late to move the body.

Let me know if these next poses are easy or challenging? Why not even send me a photo 🤙

Try these poses out:
🪷 Half Circle (or Supported Side Plank)
🪷 Reverse Half Circle
🪷 Seated Chest Rotation

These are great for stretching the shoulders, hips, sides of the body and opens up the chest (opens up our heart ♥️

17/07/2026

Child’s Pose is one of my favourite yoga poses. 🥰

Whenever I’m feeling stressed, I come back to this pose. It’s grounding, calming, and gives me a chance to really slow down and reconnect with my breath.

Here’s 2 poses to help with hip mobility:
🪷 Lift one knee out to the side and gently rotate that knee backwards and then forwards
🪷 Child’s Pose – a stretch that helps open the hips, inner thighs, and shoulders.

17/07/2026

Simple floor poses for absolute beginners. 🌿

Give these a try:
🪷 Reach your arms overhead for a full-body stretch.
🪷 Side body stretches to create more space through the ribs and waist

05/07/2026

Boredom is a Privilege

At my very first meditation retreat, I asked the teacher, “I get so bored just sitting, observing my breath and bodily sensations that I find myself constantly falling asleep.”

She replied, “Boredom is an impurity. Just keep observing it.”

What does that even mean? How do you observe boredom?

Well… I finally get it!

We’re always busy doing something. We like to keep ourselves occupied, don’t we? But when we’re asked to sit in silence and all stimulation is taken away, there is absolutely nothing to do.

We’re faced with a choice: we can either be bored, or we can be present.

If we choose boredom, we’re resisting the present moment. We want to be somewhere else, doing something else.

If we choose presence, something begins to change. Our perception shifts, and we become the observer of this person we think we are, a person shaped by every experience, habit, and conditioning from our past. I hope I haven’t lost you here…

What I’ve learnt is that boredom is actually a privilege!
If you can stay with it long enough, it becomes a doorway to presence. And from that place, there is such a gift in seeing clearly.

A contribution from my boyfriend - the society we live in feeds off us being busy. We’re constantly encouraged to do more, consume more, and stay distracted.

If only we could stop and be “bored” for long enough, we might realise that we don’t always have to keep doing.
Sometimes, simply being is enough! 🙌

Peace out ✌️

04/07/2026

Downward Facing Dog 🐶

One of the most well-known yoga poses, and a great full-body stretch.

It can feel a little awkward at first, but that’s completely normal. Bend your knees if you need to, and don’t worry about getting it perfect. 👌

04/07/2026

Next movement ➡️ Rotate one leg behind you, then crunch your knee into your chest.

This one feels a little more like pilates, but I still include it in my yoga practice.

I do this almost every day and it always feels good. 😌

Don’t be afraid to be a beginner, we all have to start somewhere. And honestly, if you put your ego aside we’re all beginners. There’s always something new to learn, and explore, and improve on.

Let’s keep it simple and stay consistent.
A little practice every day can go a long way. 👌

03/07/2026

Here’s our second pose ➡️ Balancing Cat Pose

How is your balance today? 👀

Try this one out.
No experience is required and suitable for all levels.

03/07/2026

If you’ve never tried yoga before, here’s your first pose ➡️ Cat-Cow

It’s a gentle movement to warm up the spine and improve mobility.

Inhale as you lift your chest and tailbone for cow pose.
Exhale as you round your spine and tuck your chin for cat pose.

It’s a good one for beginners and actually for everyone.
Go ahead and try it out now.🧘🏻‍♀️

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