Imbolc Rumblings

Cycling through seasons, join me for my first day retreat to celebrate the Celtic festival of Imbolc.

We gather to invite curiosity, softness and care as deep below the ground, life begins to rumble & stir from its wintery slumber.

We will connect to the deep rumblings of the earth, through movement, food, sound, connection, ritual and rest. No need for big intentions or direction, just making space to notice what is stirring in our individual and collective body as the light slowly returns. A time to reflect on the gifts of Winter and tentatively dream of what Spring might offer.

I am very happy to share that Babs Greaves (@theritualtable) will be joining me to offer their magical & soul nourishing food. All vegan and any further dietary requirements let me know as you book.

Our schedule will look a little like this:
🌱 soulful & accessible movement practice
🌱 delicious vegan lunch 

🌱 sharing circle & Imbolc ritual
🌱 sweet treats & tea
🌱 yoga nidra & sound
🌱 closing circle

Difference, play and autonomy will be celebrated here! The structure of the day and my guidance will offer plenty of space for you to wriggle around and meet your own needs.

This forms part of my wider offerings over the year where, in the space between each seasonal Ritual + Practice course, I hold an event to celebrate the cross-quarter festivals of: Samhain, Imbolc, Beltane and Lammas.

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Your facilitator:

Leni (they/he) is a queer, trans, neurodivergent yoga facilitator based in Bristol. Their work dances around the yoga or ‘yoking’ of spirituality, social justice and community care. They offer weekly classes, workshops, 1-1 therapeutic yoga and transformative retreats.

Leni has been working in the fields of yoga and community care for over 15 years. Their work is rooted in the values of accessibility and inclusivity. They facilitate from the lens of trauma-informed and anti-oppressive practice, honouring the roots of yoga as a practice for liberation and collective care.

Leni is also a co-founder and director of Bristol Yoga Roots Project.

You can find out more about them here: www.yogaloni.com / @yogaloni

Access info: Entering via the back is via a very slight step and access to the toilets involves a step up/down and narrow corridor. Please do reach out to discuss further/get photos etc.