EVENT CANCELLED
Valentine’s Day Partner Yoga (in-person)
w. Seva Van Why
The word ‘Yoga’ means union in Sanskrit, and this is exactly what partner Yoga aims to achieve – a uniting of two people.
The practice of partner Yoga aims to unite two people through postures and flow sequences. It is a great way to build stronger communication and intimacy in various types of relationships. Partner Yoga fosters trust, communication, laughter, and light-heartedness. It brings people together through movement, play, breath, touch, and intimacy.
Both partners need to fully engage in the experience, relying on each other for creating poses, maintaining balance, alignment, and focus. Partner Yoga can enhance the connection, communication, and trust between individuals.
Partner Yoga is about giving and receiving. It's not about size, but intention. Trusting another person deepens self-trust. Partner Yoga shows the beauty of interdependence while supporting each other. Touch is also important in partner Yoga, as it enhances performance and allows for deeper poses.
After an introduction, some breathwork, and a partner meditation exercise, we will slowly work through a sequence of partner asana or poses. To conclude we will end in Savasana, and receive a small offering of sound healing. When we have grounded into the present moment, there will be an optional tea social and tasty bites (ojas balls).
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Investment: $25
If you have any questions about registration, please contact us at contact@ayurvedicwellness.center and we're happy to help.
Seva Van Why . HHP, LMT, AP, RYT
Seva Van Why, HHP, LMT, AP, RYT is a passionate and perpetual student of Āyurveda and higher learning for 25 years. She runs a successful Āyurvedic lifestyle consulting practice involving Āyurvedic body therapies as her special niche. Seva is a holistic educator, Āyurvedic body therapy instructor, Yoga instructor and author. Seva has held staff positions at The Chopra Center, Optimum Health Institute, California College of Ayurveda, and is currently the body therapy instructor for The School of Ayurveda in Knoxville, IL, and the Chair of Continuing Education and Certification with NAMA (National Ayurvedic Medical Association).