I didn’t write to you last week. And I’ve missed you for that reason. But I suppose my tendency – and purpose – is to dive in and to share. My intention in writing is to share me and to allow you to see a mirror of yourself. Not all of you. But parts of you. How you serve, how you save, how you blunder. My purpose in writing is to show you that none of it is shameful. All of it is human. All of it is opportunity.

But last week, I didn’t want to share. I wanted to hide. And hiding works too. It is as human as all of the rest of it.

The trick is, we must come out of hiding as well.

So, here I am.

Nice to see you out there. Nice to know that your eyes are there reading this as I tap away on the keyboard.

Writing is lovely for me (most of the time). Yet, there is nothing like being in the room with another person talking about the real stuff. There is nothing like being in the room with another person as they expand their awareness through the exploration of yoga poses, stillness, and their own breath. There is nothing like being in the room with another person as we learn from one another.

For that reason, I invite you to join me in-person on October 1st. Let’s talk about why I work in this way that I work. Let’s talk about how I work in this way that I work. Let’s talk about the intention of my writing. And let’s talk about whether any of those things are areas of interest for you.

As part of this gathering, we’ll talk about:

The date is Tuesday, October 1st.
The time is 6:00-8:00pm.
The location will be shared with those who rsvp.

If you can’t make it in-person but still wish to join, let me know and I’ll setup a video conference option to link in.

This gathering is a chance to explore growth, evolution and how the future might look and feel different than the present for you.

Please email me at rachel@pureresilienceyoga.com to join me, and my dear friend and colleague Susan Jackson, on October 1st.

When we want things to be different than they are, we must explore new options.

Come share you. And we’ll share us.

With gratitude,
Rachel