
This gentle yoga therapy series explores the chakra system through the lens of love, compassion, and embodied awareness.
Rather than approaching the chakras as something to fix, activate, or perfect, we will experience them as expressions of love already alive within the body — places where safety, emotion, strength, tenderness, truth, wisdom, and wholeness naturally live.
Each class offers a carefully paced experience that supports nervous-system regulation, presence, and integration.
🧘♀️ What Each Class Includes
A gentle, therapeutic yoga practice
A short reflective teaching grounded in embodied wisdom
A guided meditation for integration and rest
Subtle use of essential oils, mudras, and sound as supportive companions
All elements are offered as invitations — never requirements — allowing each student to participate in a way that feels safe and supportive.
🌿 Sensory Supports (Used Gently & Intentionally)
Essential oils to support presence and relaxation
Mudras (simple hand gestures) to focus attention and encourage steadiness
Sound (soft toning, mantra, or instruments) to support settling and integration
These practices are woven in quietly and respectfully, with options always available for those who prefer to opt out.
🌈 Weekly Focus
Over seven weeks, we explore all seven chakras, each through a heart-centered theme such as:
Love as safety
Love as permission
Love as self-trust
Love as compassion
Love as truth
Love as inner knowing
Love as wholeness and integration
No prior knowledge of the chakras is required.
💙 This Series Is Especially Supportive For:
Those curious about the chakra system in a grounded, accessible way
Students seeking connection without emotional overwhelm
Anyone looking for a gentle, meaningful continuation after the New Year’s wellness reset
Those drawn to heart-centered, compassionate yoga practices
🕊️ Important Notes
This is a supportive yoga therapy series, not psychotherapy
All practices are optional and adaptable
Students are always welcome to rest, modify, or simply observe
This series is gently inspired by the heart-centered teachings of Nischala Joy Devi, which emphasize love, compassion, and embodied self-listening.
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