Live Restorative Class
with Judith Hanson Lasater, Ph.d, PT
Live: Sunday, September 26th, from 10a to 12p Pacific time
To live well and to find joy we need to practice two things: opening up and letting go.
Opening up is the first big challenge of life. It takes courage to open up in times of difficulty, and in times of ease as well because we sometimes tend to distrust ease.
Following our choice to open up is the equally difficult art of letting go. But by letting go we express our deep sense of trust in life itself.
Restorative yoga represents the embodied practice of opening up and letting go. We set ourselves up in supported poses which require a particular part of our body, and then an aspect of our mind, to first open, then allow.
Restorative yoga is a practice that makes these two choices, at least while we are on the yoga mat, more simple, clear, and doable.
We can then take our learning of these two skills into the rest of our life with a soft easy discipline.
Join Lizzie Lasater and Judith Hanson Lasater for a live class in which we will focus on the prayer of opening up and the inherent sacredness of letting go during our practice of Restorative yoga.
Lizzie Lasater began teaching Vinyasa Yoga in 2005, before earning a Masters in Architecture from Columbia University. She lives in Salzburg, where she chases after her four-year-old twin boys while producing online yoga courses with her Mama, Judith Hanson Lasater. Lizzie writes a weekly newsletter all about making space for the pleasure of rest.
You'll have access to the recording for one year.
Join us live on September 26th at 10a Pacific:
It's time to slow down and turn inward.
Regular price
Prepare your physical space: dress warmly, bring an eye-cover and socks, plus all your props, pillows, blankets, and towels. And close the door.
Prepare your digital space: close all other programs on your device, turn off notifications, and put your phone on airplane mode.
And lastly, prepare your family/roommates to support your practice: let them know that two hours without interruption is a gift they can give you.