Venue Profile

Jivamukti Yoga

The Jivamukti method combines vigorous asana practice with a spiritual focus or intention, which is woven throughout the practice. Amrita is inspired to bring yogic teachings into a modern, urban context, to enrich a busy western lifestyle. Classes include Sanskrit chanting, an eclectic mix of music from Madonna to Krishna Das, hands on assists and relaxation, Amrita likes to create a caring supportive space to go deeper into your yoga practice and into yourself.

Kundalini

An uplifting blend of spiritual and physical practices, this yoga style incorporates movement, dynamic breathing techniques, meditation, and the chanting of mantras, such as Sat nam (“I am truth”).



Using sound, breath and posture, Kundalini Yoga aims to develop spiritual awareness by freeing the serpent power (kundalini) that is coiled in the base of the spine and drawing it upward through the seven chakras, build physical vitality and increase consciousness.



Kundalini Yoga has its roots in the Tantric Yoga tradition, which dates back to the eighth century. It is a yoga for the Aquarian Age, an age where things are speeding and we are trying our best not to. There is a strong focus on rebalancing and replenishing the endocrine (hormonal) system and the nervous system through chanting, movement and breath work. ‘A yoga for the householder’ means every body and everybody is welcome.

Acro Yoga Jam

Acro Yoga Jam

Movement Materes

Through the simple practice of Movement Matters, you will be guided back to your natural body wisdom. She invites you to get interested in the ways you move as it is a key to understanding yourself, others and your world. She will be demonstrating through her movements and inviting you to become aware of your simple everyday movements. She will encourage you to move in all your variations, thus practising flexibility in your body as well as freeing up your mind and its fixed beliefs.

This is a ten week course: Movement Matters in Autumn

Ten weeks Special offer £75 with a Good Karma card
5 weeks Special offer £40 with a Good Karma card
Drop-in price £10 or £6 with Karma Card


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The benefits you will receive from these classes are:

learning to embody your life…your passion, your sadness, your yearning… learning to trust your body’s movement
building strength in both body and mind
attending to your own movement as well as the movement around you
discovering how you move through space
moving your senses
developing your sense of witnessing, listening and moving
playing with lines, angles and points of view
being aware of what you notice and giving it value
cultivating curiosity and acceptance of yourself
being a witness and a mover at the same time


Leaving you feeling refreshed, aligned and present.

Eight Limbs yoga

This longer class 11am-1pm each Sunday will allow students time to explore a full yoga practice.

The theme of these classes will be the eight limbs of yoga. According to the Yoga Sutras the eight limbs outline the full practice of yoga to reach obtain the state of Samadhi (Nirvana). Asana or physical practice is the main focus of many yoga classes, but this is only one small aspect of Yogic practice.

In this two-hour class students will get to explore their asana practice as well as the other seven limbs. Time in this class will be dedicated each week to the practice of meditation Dharana as well as some of the deeper asana that shorter classes do not get to focus on.

Booking for this class is essential as class size is limited.

Kundalini Yoga (with a Gong!)

Room Name: About Balance

An uplifting blend of spiritual and physical practices, this yoga style incorporates movement, dynamic breathing techniques, meditation, and the chanting of mantras, such as Sat nam (“I am truth”).



Using sound, breath and posture, Kundalini Yoga aims to develop spiritual awareness by freeing the serpent power (kundalini) that is coiled in the base of the spine and drawing it upward through the seven chakras, build physical vitality and increase consciousness.



Kundalini Yoga has its roots in the Tantric Yoga tradition, which dates back to the eighth century. It is a yoga for the Aquarian Age, an age where things are speeding and we are trying our best not to. There is a strong focus on rebalancing and replenishing the endocrine (hormonal) system and the nervous system through chanting, movement and breath work. ‘A yoga for the householder’ means every body and everybody is welcome.