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Caring for myself is not self-indulgence, it is self-preservation, and that is an act of political warfare.” – Audre Lorde

The word radical comes from the word root. To pull up the roots of injustice, to be radical, takes energy and strength. We need to balance our outward action by resourcing and nourishing our bodies, minds, and hearts.

This is a Restorative Yoga class for People of Color (POC). Restorative yoga is designed to restore your vital energy, rather than use it. In this extended restorative practice, you will be guided into passive and slightly active poses with the support of props. No previous yoga experience is required. Dress in comfortable clothing with layers for warmth.

Lay Down to Rise Up takes place at 8 Limbs Capitol Hill on the last Saturday of the month. The studio is located on the 2nd floor, stairwell access.

Venue: Capitol Hill, with Mary Imani

Date: Saturday, January 26, 2019, 12:30-2:00PM

This workshop will be offered at three rate options to support meaningful access at different economic levels. If you are able to invest in social justice work and support our efforts to make this class and others accessible, please consider the SUPPORTING rate. If you need financial support to access this workshop, purchase at the SUPPORTED rate, otherwise SUSTAINING is the market value rate.

Supporting: $50

Sustaining: $35

Supported: $10

Cancellation Policy:  Refunds of 90% up to five days prior to workshop. No refunds allowable after that time.

 

About the instructor:

Mary Imani

Mary Imani

Mary Imani, a Seattle native, has been teaching yoga for 28 years, seven of them at 8 Limbs Capitol Hill––including her annual MLK Day “I Have a Dream” and July 4th “Free Your Mind and Your Asana Will Follow” classes. Mary has several degrees in the school of life. She currently teaches yoga and empowerment at Lake Washington Girls School as well as Aging with Grace Yoga for Seniors. Mary also teaches privates integrating Pilates and Yoga. Her classes are known for their humor, warmth, and deep love for the preciousness of all beings.

 

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