New Classes

I am excited to announce new classes on Mondays and Thursday at St Elizabeth Hall SP1 2SG. We will be starting with the root chakra on March 31st and work our way up the sushumna changing focus every new moon, We will work on each individual chakra, followed by the intersection with its adjacent chakra.Continue reading “New Classes”

A particle and a wave! Why the light “principle of complementarity” supports 2 in 1 chakra work

Light is both a wave and a particle. A seemingly impossible contradiction defines our most fundamental element. Light moves up through the sushumna (our central spinal channel) in a continuous wave, but also as a pulse, lighting up each chakra as it goes. This means the chakras exist both on a spectrum and also asContinue reading “A particle and a wave! Why the light “principle of complementarity” supports 2 in 1 chakra work”

The Double Helix Reveals Itself

Last moonth, I was focussing purely on the first chakra. After a warm up of pawanmuktasana around the feet and legs, foot massage and basic poses, I moved into more demanding stretches and dynamic sun salutations. In the standing postures I began to notice how energy moves around the body in Spirals.  I have alwaysContinue reading “The Double Helix Reveals Itself”

All Are One

7 – 1 The final in a series of fourteen practices, this moonth’s routine is all about activating sushumna nadi – from the tips of the toes to the crown of the head. Reclining hero and tiptoe fish help overcome fear of opening up your aura to the world… A few days ago, I wasContinue reading “All Are One”

The Seventh Chakra and Karma Yoga

Unlike the popular use of the term Karma, which means ‘what goes around come around’, Karma yoga strictly means yoga in action. The world karma derives from the root Kr in Sanskrit meaning ‘to act’, ‘to perform’, ‘to sacrifice’. Another Sanskrit word that I use in a similar context to karma is seva, which meansContinue reading “The Seventh Chakra and Karma Yoga”