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Hello 👋 If you are able to join us, I look forward to seeing you Sunday, October 26, 2:00-4:00pm for Gentle Yoga at Lemon Tree Wellness, 709 S. 17th Street!!We had a wonderful group last month and I look forward to seeing you again!
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Mark Your Calendars! Announcing Future Dates: 2025: Nov 23, Dec 21, 2026: Jan 25 !
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In this heart centered yoga workshop, we will focus on nourishing the mind-body connection though gentle movement and breath, for all levels of yoga experience. Listening to the body, we will lean into to the essence of our own personal yoga practice, and explore creative ways to establish a unique consistent home practice.
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The yoga I offer is gentle, grounding, and welcoming to every body—no matter your experience level.
In each class, we’ll:
✨ Gently move to release tension and stuck energy
✨ Prepare the body and mind to relax and soften
✨ Tune into what needs your awareness and care
✨ Connect deeply with the breath and your inner self
✨ Leave feeling refreshed, nourished, and recharged
We'll also sprinkle in some aromatherapy and optional hands-on assists to deepen your experience.
Let’s breathe, move, and realign.
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Metal Element & the Season of Fall
In Traditional Chinese Medicine, the Metal element corresponds to the season of Fall, a time of letting go, refinement, and inner reflection. Just as trees release their leaves, this season invites us to release what no longer serves us and return to what is essential.
Metal governs the lungs and large intestine, organs responsible for both inspiration and elimination—physically and emotionally. Breath becomes a central focus, connecting us to clarity, discernment, and the courage to create healthy boundaries.
Emotionally, Metal relates to grief, but also to the ability to process and transform it, cultivating reverence, integrity, and resilience. It reminds us that in shedding, there is strength—and in stillness, renewal.
As we align with this season in our yoga practice, we can reflect on:
What am I ready to release?
What brings me deeper clarity or meaning?
How can I breathe more fully—into my body, into this moment?
The Poetry of Metal – A Reflection for Fall
As summer exhales its final breath, we enter the quiet elegance of Fall—the season of Metal, where nature begins to pare back to its essence.
Metal teaches us the art of refinement—to sift through experience like gold through the pan, keeping only what is precious. The trees let go of their leaves, not in loss, but in wisdom. So too, we are asked:
What is no longer mine to carry?
This element dwells in the lungs and large intestine, guardians of breath and release. The inhale draws in what nourishes; the exhale offers up what is ready to leave. In every breath, a sacred exchange—receiving with reverence, releasing with grace.
Fall carries the whisper of grief, not as sorrow alone, but as testimony to what we have loved and lived. Grief polishes the soul like Metal—making us clearer, more honest, more whole.
In our practice, we bow to this season of discernment and dignity.
We move with intention.
We breathe with presence.
We soften into stillness and remember:
In letting go, we find our shape.
In emptiness, there is space for light.
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SIGN UP TO RESERVE YOUR SPOT HERE! https://www.steffieelliswellness.com/yogawithsteffie
🍋Lemon Tree Wellness, 709 S. 17th Street.
(Single story building with a Yellow door.
Across the street from the cargo district.
Between Wooster and Queen on 17th.
Next to Duke’s Tire Pros.
Free on street parking is usually plentiful on Sunday afternoon.)
Bring a mat if you have one. The studio also has mats and yoga props to borrow.
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Let me know if you have any questions!
See you soon!
Steffie Ellis
www.SteffieEllisWellness.com
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Lemon Tree Wellness Collective Embodiment Studio, 709 S 17th St ,Wilmington, North Carolina, United States
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