Lughnasadh in the Celtic wheel of the year marks the halfway point between Summer Solstice and Autumn Equinox. It’s the time for harvest, the land offering the fruits and sustenance to us. We connect through gratitude and fully receive the abundance around us.
For the practice, we engage in a rhythmic breathing pattern to deeply relax and drop from the mind to the body where we can release stagnant energy, and come out feeling lighter and clearer.

We will set intentions for the new year and then breathe life into them. We engage in a rhythmic breathing pattern to deeply relax and drop from the mind to the body where we can feel, release stagnant energy and heal. Sign up below to hold your spot.
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We engage in a rhythmic breathing pattern to deeply relax and drop from the mind to the body where we can feel, release stagnant energy, and make space for our bodies to heal.
Imbolc, associated with the goddess Brigid, is a cross quarter day between winter solstice and spring equinox. We will plant seeds of intentions that we would like to see blossom to life as we move into spring.

Litha in the Celtic wheel of the year, also known as Summer Solstice is a day with the longest stretch of light. It’s a potent time of year for honoring the fullness of life, connecting with the life giving energy of the sun as well as our own vitality.
For the practice, we engage in a rhythmic breathing pattern to deeply relax and drop from the mind to the body where we can release stagnant energy, and come out feeling lighter and clearer.