There’s something wonderfully comforting about homemade tomato soup as the days begin to turn cooler. And if you have a glut of tomatoes from the garden, this is a delicious way to use them. Roasting the tomatoes first brings outContinue reading “Simple Nutritious Roasted Tomato Soup”
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Using the Pancha Koshas as a Lens For Healthy Aging
This year in our yoga classes, we’re using the Pancha Koshas as a starting point for exploring something that becomes increasingly important as we get older: what can we do to age well? Ageing well is about much more thanContinue reading “Using the Pancha Koshas as a Lens For Healthy Aging”
Is technology draining your brain?
How many times have you picked up your phone to check one thing… …and 20 minutes later you’re still scrolling? Ughh! I’m beginning to wonder ‘Is technology draining my brain?’ Perhaps you’ve checked the weather, replied to a message, lookedContinue reading “Is technology draining your brain?”
The threads that connect us – Raksha Bandhan
Last week, on 28 August, it was the Hindu festival of Raksha Bandhan. The name translates to mean the bond of protection, and traditionally the festival celebrates the relationship between brothers and sisters. A sister ties a sacred thread, orContinue reading “The threads that connect us – Raksha Bandhan”
SEPTEMBER 2026 — WHAT’S ON
🌿 Regular Yoga Classes The Whole of You A year-long journey through the five layers of wellbeing You are not just your body.You are not just your thoughts.You are not just the things you do.You are the whole of you.Continue reading “SEPTEMBER 2026 — WHAT’S ON”
Yoga on Tour – Flute Player Pose in the Yorkshire Dales
One of the greatest joys of teaching yoga is hearing how it becomes part of people’s lives beyond the classroom. Recently, a student from the Tuesday evening class in South Luffenham, sent me this wonderful photograph from her holiday inContinue reading “Yoga on Tour – Flute Player Pose in the Yorkshire Dales”
Summer Term of Yoga 2026
The summer term of yoga will conclude our Myths and Legends of Yoga series, we’ll be exploring two of yoga’s most iconic postures: Ardha Matsyendrasana (Half Lord of the Fishes Pose) and Padmasana (Lotus Pose). According to legend, Matsyendra was once a fish who became enlightened simplyContinue reading “Summer Term of Yoga 2026”
Summer Workshop 26th July
Summer Stretch Workshop – A Summer Reset for Body, Breath & Mind Summer should leave us feeling refreshed and energised, but for many of us it can bring tiredness, stiffness, hay fever, poor sleep and the feeling that we’ve beenContinue reading “Summer Workshop 26th July”
Why Balance Changes As We Age: The Role of the Vestibular System
Have you ever noticed that your balance isn’t quite what it used to be? Perhaps you feel a little unsteady when standing on one leg, walking on uneven ground or getting up quickly from a chair. If so, you’re certainlyContinue reading “Why Balance Changes As We Age: The Role of the Vestibular System”
In Conversation with… my lovely yoga students
One of the greatest joys of teaching yoga over the years has been the people. They walk through the door each week. They quietly become part of a shared journey. These people are my lovely yoga students. Every student arrivesContinue reading “In Conversation with… my lovely yoga students”
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