Upcoming events
Refuge & Restore
Free morning meditations as a sacred pause and resource - a chance to drop beneath the surface noise into the deep waters of presence. Each Friday morning, we’ll explore timeless Tantric practices, somatic embodiment, or mantra to set the tone for your day, gather up all the parts of ourselves that have not gotten to integrate and move through and return to the deep, unshakable calm that already exists within you..as you.
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Returning Light | Yin, Sound & Seasonal Wisdom
An evening of rest, reflection and sound to honour the slow return of light.
14th August 6pm - 8pm $65
Join Jazmine and Ruth for a two-hour immersion honouring the subtle turning between winter and spring - A threshold where the darkness begins to soften and the light slowly returns.
Through yin yoga, sound healing, guided meditation, and self-inquiry, we will gather in the space between seasons: the threshold where the old is composted and the new begins to take root. This is a space to exhale, replenish and meet yourself in the tenderness of transition. To honour all that winter has held, while gently turning towards the possibility of renewal.
Winter teaches us that not all growth is visible. Beneath the surface, the earth has been resting, restoring and gathering strength. In the same way, parts of us may have been quietly changing - perhaps you have been releasing what has completed, integrating what has been lived and preparing for something new.
As the days gradually lengthen, nature does not rush into bloom. The first signs of spring emerge gently in their own time. This evening invites us to honour that same rhythm within ourselves: to recognise what is ready to be composted, what is beginning to take root and what may need a little more warmth, patience and care.
Rather than pushing towards brightness, we will tend the light that is already present – the quiet inner fire of vitality, hope, clarity and becoming.
Come as you are and allow yourself to be held in the space between seasons, where the old softens, the unseen begins to stir, and new life slowly gathers the courage to emerge.
Kirtan & Meditation
An evening of heartfelt chanting to awaken devotion, joy, and a deep sense of connection through sacred sound and community.
Temple of Nada
In this space, we explore the path of nāda, the inner vibration that underlies all life. By integrating sacred sound, mantra chanting, and somatic awareness practices, we softly awaken the body’s innate resonance and discover how sound moves through us, bringing a deeper sense of connection and presence.
Together we will explore practices such as vocal toning, sargam (the sacred syllables of Indian classical music), mantra meditation, shared silence and contemplation. These practices help to soften the mind's chatter, nourish the nervous system, and invite us into a deeper listening — both within ourselves and with one another.
Temple of Nāda is not about performing or sounding a certain way. It is about remembering the voice as a sacred instrument, a bridge between breath, body, awareness and expression.
Solstice Stillness
Join Jazmine and Ruth for Solstice Stillness, a two-hour immersion honouring the Winter Solstice - the longest night of the year and the quiet wisdom of the season.
This accessible, restorative evening weaves yin yoga, sound healing, guided meditation, and self-inquiry. You are invited into a quiet descent, a space where the body can unwind, the nervous system can recalibrate, and the heart can soften into the embrace of the season. Together, we will sit within the fertile darkness, remembering that rest is not absence, but a generative force, one that restores, replenishes, and ripples outward into all areas of our lives.
Rest Club
A soft-landing place for chronically under-rested bodies and tender hearts.
Rest Club is a nurturing, intimate gathering where we intentionally slow down together—a soothing balm for busy people, overwhelmed nervous systems and overactive minds. Here, we gently explore our beliefs about rest, productivity, and what it means to give ourselves permission to simply be.
Through practices such as Yoga Nidra, gentle Yin and Restorative yoga, mantra, somatics, breath, journaling, and sound healing, we return to our soft creature body and heart as an altar — a place to integrate the noise, movement, and demands of daily life.
Location: Woonona Shala
