Ready, Set, Slow: A Stay-At-Home Retreat - Broadcast Live - 6th December 2020

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Attending a retreat is a chance to reignite our yoga practice, refresh our spirits, and reset our lives on a course that feels more balanced and sustainable. But what can we do when leaving home is neither wise nor possible?  Together, we’ll bring the atmosphere of a retreat into each of our individual homes, consciously setting aside the day for self-care and self-renewal. 

Your home retreat will begin with a morning yoga class led by Donna designed to gently enliven the body and calm the mind and emotions.  After a short break, Donna will lead a fun Ayurvedic cooking class, sharing two of her favourite kitchari recipes; one for warm summer conditions and one for cooler climes. In the afternoon, Karla Brodie, will guide you through a series of Restorative Yoga postures with handy hints for tailoring each practice to create ambrosial comfort.

You can download the PDF of recipes for both main dishes and some tasty side dishes and condiments to tempt your taste buds from inside Lesson One now so that you can finish your retreat day fully prepared for a nourishing dinner.  

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About the teacher

Donna Farhi

Donna is the author of four contemporary classics: The Breathing Book, Yoga Mind, Body & Spirit: A Return to Wholeness, Bringing Yoga to Life: The Everyday Practice of Enlightened Living, and Teaching Yoga: Exploring the Teacher-Student Relationship which is a curricular text for teaching training worldwide.

Her fifth and most recent book, co-authored with Leila Stuart, Pathways to a Centered Body: Gentle Yoga Therapy for Core Stability, Healing Back Pain and Moving with Ease is becoming the go-to text for Yoga teachers, therapists and somatic practitioners. The book is grounded in personal experience. In April 2017, Donna fractured her pelvis in two places as a result of a serious riding accident.

Her lengthy rehabilitation has given her extraordinary insights into the profound consciousness of the body and its ability to heal.

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