Let yourself reach toward the light, tender and unhurried, opening at exactly your own pace.

In late spring, everything is in the process of becoming.

Not yet fully open. Not still closed. Somewhere in that tender, luminous in-between. Reaching toward the light, unfurling at its own unhurried pace. There is a particular beauty in that moment, and a particular invitation in it too.

This is the invitation of our May Woamn's Yoga Circle gathering.

Unfurling is the second Women's Yoga Circle of the year, held at Bellevue Studio in Totterdown, a real home, with views across the Bristol skyline and the warmth that only a home can hold. If you came to the April circle, you will find something familiar here and something new. If this is your first time, you are arriving into a circle that is already beginning to find its rhythm.

Each Women's Yoga Circle weaves together therapeutic yoga movement, women's health wisdom, seasonal and cyclical awareness rooted in the Yoni Shakti framework of Uma Dinsmore-Tuli and the Womancraft teachings of Jane Hardwicke Collings, time for sharing, and the deep restoration of guided rest. Less class, more circle. Less performance, more presence.

The evening starts with herbal tea, is fuled with simple snacks and closes with a nourishing mung bean soup; an act of care as much as sustenance.

Practical details:

Date: Wednesday 13th May Time: 7-9pm

Location: Bellevue Studio, Totterdown, Bristol Group size: Intimate — maximum 6 women

Yoga mats, bolsters, eye masks and blankets are all provided. A suggested items list will be sent to all participants in the days before the gathering.

Please note the studio is reached via a flight of stairs. Get in touch before booking if you have any questions about access.

This circle is for: Women and womb-space holders of all life phases, monthly cycles, and levels of yoga experience. No prior experience needed. Just a willingness to arrive as you are and let something gently open.

Entry requirements: no age restrictions (under 18s to be accompanied by an adult over 21yrs, 1:1 ratio) — Read more — Read less