An Off the Beaten Mat event will provide you with the opportunity to spend time mindfully immersed in nature for health and well-being purposes.
Studies show that taking time to connect to nature can reduce blood pressure, lower cortisol levels and improve concentration and memory. Phytoncides, released by trees and plants, have been found to boost the immune system.
So why not join us as we step off our yoga mats and into nature for a restorative morning of walking meditations, forest immersion, natural art and fresh air?
Together we will explore a variety of activities that will connect you with nature and with like-minded adventurers.
Activity, creativity, simplicity, connection, conversation and silence.
United by a love of the great outdoors, a passion to protect and appreciate the natural environment and a recognition of the need for time-out, mindful meditation and calm, Lucy, Alayne and Louise have created a beautiful half day programme that we are excited to share with you. By sharing our unique skills and practices in stunning surrounds we know you will leave feeling refreshed, nurtured and grounded.
“The contemplation of nature can free one of the ego – the great troublemaker.”
25 euros - includes warm drink and healthy, hearty snack.
Email to reserve your place quickly - louise@theyogathread.com - spaces are limited and subject to strict Covid-19 regulations.
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Read the reviews…
“Thank you SO much for Off the Beaten Mat. It was such a treat. I enjoyed every single moment. Everything was super well organised and communicated. It was just superb. Count me in for next time and please make these regular events!”
“I really enjoyed exploring a new area and being guided to be mindful about the nature around us. It was lovely to find and appreciate so many bright and beautiful things. I shall look at everything with fresh eyes next time I am out walking. I loved, loved the art work and the treats were absolutely delicious!”
“I LOVED this morning. It was great for my soul. I really appreciated the moment of silence and will take that into my everyday life.”