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Winter Retreat at Seesaw’s Lodge, Peru, Vermont, January 21-24, 2025
Jan 21
Winter Retreat at Seesaw’s Lodge, Peru, Vermont, January 21-24, 2025

Start 2025 by filling up with Blue Light Yoga, CAKE, delicious, healthy and locally-sourced meals by Chef Paco, and time to enjoy the many incredible outdoor activities in Southern Vermont including alpine skiing, cross country skiing and snowshoeing.

Winter Retreat at Seesaw’s Lodge, Peru, Vermont, January 27-30, 2025
Jan 27
Winter Retreat at Seesaw’s Lodge, Peru, Vermont, January 27-30, 2025

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Start 2025 by filling up with Blue Light Yoga, CAKE, delicious, healthy and locally-sourced meals by Chef Paco, and time to enjoy the many incredible outdoor activities in Southern Vermont including alpine skiing, cross country skiing and snowshoeing.

previous events

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Jan 9
Saturday Series LIVE Class

Every Saturday this winter, either Georgia or one of her favorite teachers will be teaching a 9am class.

January 9: Georgia Reath -Blue Light Yoga

January 16: Elke Pierre - Vinyasa Flow

February 6: David Vendetti- "fun and smart stretching with a little conditioning, done in a [zoom] room full of excellent people."

The Heart and Gut Series (Part 3)
Jun 2
The Heart and Gut Series (Part 3)

Join Georgia for 1, 2 or 3 creative flows and workshops that will look at the the negotiation of your heart and gut in your yoga practice. Sometimes we need to tap into our open loving heart; sometimes we need to tap into our wise intuition. The classes and workshops that make up the Heart and Gut Series are designed to build awareness around when to forge ahead and have faith versus when to ground down and listen. We will get on our mats, turn up the music, move through a creative (and FUN) sequence, sweat, and drop into a meditative empowering flow. THEN we will break down a specific set of postures that open and strengthen and work together to find authentic expressions of these postures that draw from the heart AND the gut.

The Heart and Gut Series (Part 2)
May 19
The Heart and Gut Series (Part 2)

Join Georgia for 1, 2 or 3 creative flows and workshops that will look at the the negotiation of your heart and gut in your yoga practice. Sometimes we need to tap into our open loving heart; sometimes we need to tap into our wise intuition. The classes and workshops that make up the Heart and Gut Series are designed to build awareness around when to forge ahead and have faith versus when to ground down and listen. We will get on our mats, turn up the music, move through a creative (and FUN) sequence, sweat, and drop into a meditative empowering flow. THEN we will break down a specific set of postures that open and strengthen and work together to find authentic expressions of these postures that draw from the heart AND the gut.

The Heart and Gut Series (Part 1)
May 5
The Heart and Gut Series (Part 1)

Join Georgia for 1, 2 or 3 creative flows and workshops that will look at the the negotiation of your heart and gut in your yoga practice. Sometimes we need to tap into our open loving heart; sometimes we need to tap into our wise intuition. The classes and workshops that make up the Heart and Gut Series are designed to build awareness around when to forge ahead and have faith versus when to ground down and listen. We will get on our mats, turn up the music, move through a creative (and FUN) sequence, sweat, and drop into a meditative empowering flow. THEN we will break down a specific set of postures that open and strengthen and work together to find authentic expressions of these postures that draw from the heart AND the gut.

“Georgia connects. She is intelligent, caring, nurturing and yes, challenging when working with the class as a whole or with individuals. Her inclusive emphasis on sharing breath and movement creates some truly profound moments. You sense that she is doing this for you and for the love of yoga. In a world of ego-bound yoga stars, Georgia focuses on the class and its students; this is refreshing and fulfilling. I leave her class feeling stronger and lighter in body and soul. Yoga students follow teachers and it is no wonder that Georgia’s “fans” are diverse and numerous.”
— Cary H

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“Not knowing when the dawn will come
I open every door”
— Emily Dickinson