About this Event
Settle into the darkness and depths of winter together through cosy practice and story time with Scottish folk tales.
Seasgair, the Gaelic answer to ‘coorie’. Pronounced shhis-kihr, meaning cosy, protected, snug, warm, nested, at ease, sheltered, protected, soft, still, calm.
This practice is all about nourishment, rest, slowing down, softening, loosening grips, giving yourself space and permission to play. Come back to yourself and ground.
Expect resourcing, grounding, slow, curious, playful and indulgent movement before some longer restorative holds.
We will explore slow somatic restorative movement, visitation, meditation and nidra with open curiosity. Prioritising intuition, feeling, being and sensing.
Sharing Scottish folk tales with valuable lessons from sea, sky and land. It's a potent time of year to connect with land, myth and legend as we descend into winter in deep listening.
Join to feel resourced, to tune in, to listen, to feel. To drop more deeply into you.
Beginners welcome, no experience needed.
Mats and all props provided.
Looking forward to welcoming you in the lovely Women on Wheels, Glasgow Southside.
Any questions please get in touch at [email protected] or through my Instagram where I'll share more about each months practice.
Things to remember
https://womenonwheels.org.uk/ - Women on Wheels - Govanhill Workspace, Unit 6, 69 Dixon Road, Glasgow, G42 8AT
You can find us at 69 Dixon Road, Govanhill Workspace. Enter through the car park, press number 6 and the bell and you'll be let in. We're the first door on your left as you walk in.
The entrance is at the car park of the building. Follow the instructions at the door to gain entry. Or you can call 07927357140 and I’ll come to the door to let you in.
Unit 6 is just to the left as you walk in the entrance and toilets are just to your right. Both the entry door and Unit 6 are accessible.
Testimonies:
A beautiful, restful practise, with exploration of the body’s web of connective tissue and the emotions we hold within it. There was plenty of time to sit in stillness and ponder these thoughts/emotions, alongside intuitive, embodied movement.
Heather
A really beautifully held class. The perfect way to end a week. Deeply slow, restorative, inwards looking. Gemma is a beautiful facilitator and holder of space, brings a lovely lense/ frameing on Tapas. Thank you :)
Gemma
Gemma creates such a soft and welcoming environment. A glorious way to unwind after a busy week. The decompression we all deeply need.
Erin
Payment scale available.
20% of proceeds from each booking is donated to Women on Wheels.
Women on Wheels - Govanhill Workspace, Unit 6, 69 Dixon Road, Glasgow, G42 8AT
What to bring:
Yourself, a mat (yoga or otherwise, or even a towel) and comfy clothes which are easy to move in. Layers are great to help keep warm in moments of stillness and cooler through movement.
Optional extras:
Only the above are needed but you're welcome to bring anything extra along to support your practice. This might be a blanket, a pillow, blocks to bring the ground closer to you (or books work well too), eye mask/pillow.
A practice and a space for women:
These community yoga practices will be held at Women on Wheels, a cycling charity in the south side of Glasgow.
Cycling group in Glasgow created for women by women.
We’re a women-led cycling group in Glasgow, empowering women of all backgrounds and abilities to become confident cyclists.
Our definition of Women includes Trans and Intersex women, and is welcome to non-binary people who feel comfortable in a space that centres the experience of women. is to help all women overcome barriers to cycling and support women to experience the joy of cycling. If you have an interest or passion for cycling, join our group of social cyclists today!
Learn more about Women on Wheels here - Women on Wheels | Cycling Group in Glasgow For Women.
Event venue & nearby stays
Women On Wheels, 69 Dixon Road, Glasgow, United Kingdom
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