JulieGeissler.Yoga

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Hello and welcome! Here to help you build strength from within, with no impossible shapes required! Can't wait to meet you!

Offering 1-2-1 personalized and group yoga classes in the Lone Wolf Vision Studio at Ushaw Historic House. Hello, I am Julie… a freelance yoga practitioner and teacher drawing on ancient yoga and ayurvedic practices. I am here to guide your practice with subtle simplicity, bringing new healthful patterns into your life through asana/movement, pranayama/breath and meditation and more. Practising yo

Photos from JulieGeissler.Yoga's post 14/07/2026

🧡 One of the most popular sessions of the week is my Mindful Movement Yoga class with its focus on agile ageing…

✅ The mindset of this class is to practice and preserve your ability to adapt at any age.

It’s true that over time the ageing process creates changes that impact our capacity… but

🔥 When you build a practice and train consistently it is possible to feel stronger and fitter in yourself and even out-perform a younger version of yourself.

💪🏼 ‘Training’ includes offering yourself a variety of movement opportunities in your daily life, and yoga can be part of that.

➡️ As we age, the body is continually renewing itself, responding to load, stress, recovery and rest.

✅ Mindful Movement - Yoga for Agile Ageing is a class that invites you to
🪷move in multiple directions
🪷 keep the brain responsive
🪷 nourish your joints
🪷 keep movement confidence alive

You will
✅ lay down patterning in the body
✅ work consciously
✅ train resilience

And as always, you will learn to
✅ integrate the breath effectively
✅ nourish bhavana / feeling state

➡️ The current block has a focus on 4 key postures, that when integrated in a practice, nourish the spine.

Where & When:
Lone Wolf Studio
Ushaw Historic House
Tuesday 11:00 - 12:00

Book Via:
Glofox Lone Wolf Vision

❤️

Photos from JulieGeissler.Yoga's post 12/07/2026

🤗 What a wonderful day at Durham Miners’ Gala 2026…

It’s not every year that I get to be at this event, but when I do it always manages to raise a lump to my throat.

This year was no exception, and for the first time ever I made it to the memorial service in the Cathedral.

The new banner for Langley Park received a dedication (sorry no photo!!!) 🙈

🧡 The main address came from The Right Honorable The Lord Henry, KC, the barrister acting on behalf of coal miners for several decades, now entering retirement… best speech of the day

🧡 The sermon, delivered by Right Reverend Philip North drew laughter… he spoke about dukkah and sukkah (okay maybe he didn’t use those words, but the concepts are the same) and shared a humorous story of his ‘fight’ response kicking in on the tube in central London…
(Come to my workshop next Sunday to activate the calm response!)

🧡 The underlying bhavana / feeling state of the speeches…
🪷 health, wisdom and compassion
🪷 abundant hope and opportunity
🪷 peace and justice
🪷 living in harmony

“we remember with thanksgiving those that have gone before us; all those who offered themselves in the service of their fellow beings…”

The miners’ lamp was lit, scars of pain and loss recalled… and then with a forward look of healing and hope…

🧡 May we never forget our ancestors and all that they did for our benefit and the benefit of others.

Photos from JulieGeissler.Yoga's post 09/07/2026

This month our Soul Sunday Practice will focus on: Yoga for Rest & Digest - cultivate your inner calm

In this month’s workshop you’ll explore:

🪷 Three key ingredients in yoga for countering the stress response
🪷 Practice with integration of body, breath, mind and senses
🪷 Cultivate the bhavana that supports your inner transformation
🪷 Build the skill of awareness throughout your practice
🪷 Feel grounded and connected to yourself
🪷 Move with mindful intention
🪷 Practice breathing skills and traditional pranayama
🪷 Explore forms of meditation: contemplation, mindfulness, absorption
🪷 Let go of what no longer serves you…
🪷 Appreciate your capacity to develop new patterns in your life, through conscious action.

🧡 Tea and snacks provided
🧡 Mats, blocks, yoga belt / theraband, cushions – all provided in the studio

➡️ When:
Sunday 19th July
09:00 – 12:00
Welcome tea on arrival

➡️ Where:
Lone Wolf Studio
Ushaw Historic House

➡️ Booking:
Glofox: Lone Wolf Vision

🤗 I truly look forward to practising with you, as together we build this community with curiosity for the practice of yoga.
Julie x

23/06/2026

🙏🏼 for this lovely message and video

🤗 “Walking through the garden
at Ushaw Historic House
on my way to an hour of
incredible mind-body integration
through breath and movement
with fabulous Julie Geissler yoga.”

➡️ Tuesdays
11:00 - 12:00
Mindful Movement Yoga class
In the Lone Wolf Studio
At Ushaw Historic House

🤗 Offer yourself this time each week
Time to come back to your self
Time to cultivate awareness and inner steadiness
Time to nourish your body, breath and mind
Yatha Shakti
Practice according to your need

A gentle, accessible class
Book: GloFox Lone Wolf Vision

🧘🏻‍♀️ What has fear (anxiety) got to do with yoga?

🤔 I’ve been looking back through my yoga photos and recalling past times… 
with fondness… but also recalling those times of dread / fear…

☀️ The first photo - sunrise at Jeddah airport - saying goodbye to Jeddah after 23 years of educational service at BISJ

🙈 Personally I found change very difficult… It invoked a strong fear response 

➡️ I’d invested my life in a career supporting others…
➡️ Which had involved in-depth studies in a wide range of individual needs… autism, dyslexia, dyscalculia…
➡️ And my team and the staff offered an incredible support service…
➡️ It’s hard to let go of that deep sense of purpose and connection…

☹️ Fear of change would spark me awake in the middle of the night…

🧘🏻‍♀️ Yoga helped…
✅ I learned about Abinivesha/ fear when studying the ancient text of Patanjali (seems he was a bit of a positive psychologist)…
✅ And from Svastha yoga I learned practices that can support our capacity to transcend fear…
🧘🏻‍♀️ It’s not that the instinct of fear is extinguished…
✅ But we get better at recognizing fear when it arises…
✅ And can lean into our yoga practices to help settle the mind…
 
In the process…
💪🏼I also learned it’s perfectly fine to start over…
To let go of a past self…
To learn something new…
And to move in a completely different direction…
People are doing this all the time…

➡️ That second photo - is on the wasteland near the compound where I lived in Jeddah.
I loved running out there… 
To feel the stillness of the afternoon…
To practice at sunset…
And I’m grateful for that past time, that brought me to now…

My Sankalpa: I practice for my health and well-being and so that I can share the practice with others for their health and well-being 🧡

And what I love about teaching yoga…
No ‘drama’ is required…
Just gentle quiet practice. 

#yogateacher #yogasutras #yogainspiration 20/06/2026

What has fear got to do with yoga? 🧘🏻‍♀️

🧘🏻‍♀️ What has fear (anxiety) got to do with yoga? 🤔 I’ve been looking back through my yoga photos and recalling past times… with fondness… but also recalling those times of dread / fear… ☀️ The first photo - sunrise at Jeddah airport - saying goodbye to Jeddah after 23 years of educational service at BISJ 🙈 Personally I found change very difficult… It invoked a strong fear response ➡️ I’d invested my life in a career supporting others… ➡️ Which had involved in-depth studies in a wide range of individual needs… autism, dyslexia, dyscalculia… ➡️ And my team and the staff offered an incredible support service… ➡️ It’s hard to let go of that deep sense of purpose and connection… ☹️ Fear of change would spark me awake in the middle of the night… 🧘🏻‍♀️ Yoga helped… ✅ I learned about Abinivesha/ fear when studying the ancient text of Patanjali (seems he was a bit of a positive psychologist)… ✅ And from Svastha yoga I learned practices that can support our capacity to transcend fear… 🧘🏻‍♀️ It’s not that the instinct of fear is extinguished… ✅ But we get better at recognizing fear when it arises… ✅ And can lean into our yoga practices to help settle the mind… In the process… 💪🏼I also learned it’s perfectly fine to start over… To let go of a past self… To learn something new… And to move in a completely different direction… People are doing this all the time… ➡️ That second photo - is on the wasteland near the compound where I lived in Jeddah. I loved running out there… To feel the stillness of the afternoon… To practice at sunset… And I’m grateful for that past time, that brought me to now… My Sankalpa: I practice for my health and well-being and so that I can share the practice with others for their health and well-being 🧡 And what I love about teaching yoga… No ‘drama’ is required… Just gentle quiet practice. #yogateacher #yogasutras #yogainspiration

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