Zion Yoga and Wellness Festival 2025

Step into a deeply immersive yoga experience designed to heighten your awareness and awaken your senses. This unique workshop invites you to set aside the sense of sight and connect more fully with taste, touch, and sound. This blindfolded journey begins with a mindful taste meditation, allowing you to savor simple, nourishing flavors and ground yourself in the present moment. From there, you’ll flow into a yoga practice, where removing visual input deepens your focus on touch, breath, and balance. Feel the grounding connection of your body to the mat and the energy of intentional movement in a safe, nurturing environment. The experience concludes with a restorative savasana accompanied by a calming sound bath, featuring singing bowls, chimes, and other harmonic instruments. During this final relaxation, gentle hands-on adjustments will provide grounding and comfort, helping you fully release into blissful stillness.

The CALM KIDS talk - It is powerful and they will have access to a 40-page booklet of all the tools taught.

It could bring in more money to the festival because it is a 4-hour in-person training which is 8 hours online. There is an option to charge a little more for this due to the lifetime access to the online portion. (I would love to chat about sharing the income of the participants that sign up)

The participants will be given full access to my membership site with the full training if they want to continue with it and dive deeper into the relevant topics.

Laughter Yoga is a unique practice that combines intentional laughter with yogic breathing techniques to promote physical and emotional well-being. It involves playful exercises, clapping, and deep breathing to stimulate genuine laughter, reducing stress, boosting mood, and enhancing overall health. The idea is that the body can't differentiate between real and intentional laughter, so both provide the same positive benefits. Laughter Yoga is typically done in groups, fostering connection and joy among participants.