In this gentle chair yoga practice, we slow down and settle into supportive movement designed to help you feel grounded and held. For those days when you need a little extra care, this class invites you to connect with the steadiness beneath you and the quiet support all around you. With mindful breath and easeful flow, we’ll move in a way that nurtures calm, clarity, and connection—inside and out.

This grounding chair yoga class invites you to build gentle warmth from the inside out. With supported twists to awaken the spine, breath practices to stoke inner fire, and simple mudras to encourage flow and focus, we'll move through a steady sequence designed to nourish and energize. Accessible and easeful, this practice offers a way to reconnect with your body’s natural rhythm and kindle a quiet vitality—right from your seat.

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In this breath-led, meditative movement class, we begin by softening into sensation—inviting the breath to aerate whatever is present in the body, heart, and mind. Each pose is explored not as a shape to achieve, but as a feeling to inhabit, from the inside out.

As the breath expands, we make space. As the movement deepens, we listen closely. The flow gradually builds toward Warrior III—a shape that invites balance not only in the body, but in the self: a warrior who is both steady and tender, fierce and open-hearted.

Woven throughout is the poetry of Rainer Maria Rilke, offering a contemplative rhythm:

“Let this darkness be a bell tower / and you the bell. As you ring, / what batters you becomes your strength.”

Come as you are. Let the breath move through you. Let your strength be shaped by softness.

"Let yourself be silently drawn by the strange pull of what you really love. It will not lead you astray." — Rumi

This class invites you to move with curiosity, presence, and trust—following the quiet inner call of what nourishes and steadies you. We'll begin with a gentle flow to connect breath and body, explore a few standing postures to cultivate balance and strength, and close with restorative shapes to soften and receive. Each movement becomes an invitation to listen deeply, to sense what you are being drawn toward, and to honor the wisdom that arises when you move with love at the center.