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I know for many of you they have been part of a lifeline in strange times, particularly lockdown, but a camera in a live class is different. Last week we had the foot fe**sh crew join us online. Obviously my sandy feet could make me some money if I wanted to join a different platform. But it was last night that I really saw why Sally the tripod needs a job change.
Our classes have always been personal. I love our stories and laughter, as well as the space for tears. Last night I went offline because a moment was needed by one of our crew, one without the world watching, and I knew I couldn't put Sally up again. Being able to pause and talk, to just be there with someone, is so precious.
I am also aware, and thanks to those who have drawn my attention to this, that I'm working for a platform, creating content that makes someone money who is so far from my own value system they might as well be another species- a mean, nihilistic species. I'm not comfortable with my job description here.
I'm working on a little platform that will carry meditations, little classes, and writing and I hope it's ready next week. It's free to our current crew with the simple option of contributing if you wish. Watch this space and my regular email for details.
To all those who've joined the live streams, sending you much love and looking forward to seeing you back soon, or over in my new little online space soon.
Friday was a magical night, reminding me of all the reasons I do what I do. We're going to do it again in May, adding a warm cup of Cacao to our evening and building a wintery altar. It will be Friday the 13th too...$35 and bookings essential. 6.30 to 9pm with two journeys of sound and contemplation.
April 30th and May 1 are retreat days this month and there's a couple of options - the whole weekend from 930-4 each day, or each day there are a few mats reserved for those who can only do one day.
Saturday we start with a contemplation on resilience, exploring the idea in its positive and negatives to give us each something to work on over the course of the weekend.
We then yoga until lunch with a break while I put the kai together to rest...a hugely important theme of the weekend.
Saturday afternoon we explore resilience and rest, through journaling and meditation, discussion and practices for resilience.
Sunday we start with resilience again, looking at the way resilience is exemplified in nature. A meditation on the birth-life-death cycle and the seasons is part of this, then we yoga until lunch.
Sunday afternoon is about physical resilience and rest, strength and softness, and the way we can build these into our lives. We bring these practices out wider to community and building resilience as we face climate change.
Whole weekend $160
Day pass $80
Booking prepay essential, paying off welcome.
As for this week...Dan is massaging Tuesday and Thursday and I have some tarot/tea sessions available Wednesday. I'm stepping into some healing sessions again too, for those needing energetic support. Message me for details. Personal sound journeys are also available.
This week is email week so keep an eye out for a longer piece on karma, reaping what we sow, and the bs that has sprouted from these ideas.
An altar can take many forms. As a place to focus and tend, it draws us back to our centre. Friday night is an Earth journey meditation that begins with building an altar together, a representation of love to Mother Earth. No matter what path we walk, honouring the Earth and our role in caring for her is part of that path. What does that mean in a time of increasing crisis? The two meditations lead us to contemplate our connection, to our body as part of nature, intimately linked to the Earth, and to our care of self and Mother Earth together.
These meditation are also about deep rest. You may fall asleep. You may journey. You may simply listen to the sound bowls and drum, my voice guiding you on occasion.
I'm looking forward to hearing where the bowls take us, drawn themselves from deep within the Mother Earth.
If you are attending, gathering your gifts to the altar is your first tuning in process. Leaves, flowers, shells...what will the Earth provide you? Are you sliding in after a busy day with empty hands, borrowing a blanket? Rest, you're already part way to realizing something from the night. Arrive, centre, rest.
There are a couple of spaces left. 7-9pm. Doors open 6.45 to come and make a nest. $30 contribution.
All classes this week have room if you want to start/add some yoga. Tuesday and Thursday 515pm, and 630pm Wednesday will also be livestreamed on Facebook.
Dan has space for massages Tuesday and Thursday. I have space for tea/tarot on Friday this week. We're both $80 an hour.
Take care out there, rest and rest some more.
There's room in all classes in person this week, please just drop a message ahead of time.
515 Tuesday and Thursday and 630 Wednesday will be live streamed (but not saved) on Facebook.
Tarot night is Wednesday from 810pm, exploring, laughing and drinking tea along the way.
Dan has space for massages Tuesday and Thursday.
I have space for tea cup sessions on Friday this week.
Our sessions are $80 an hour.
The bowls are becoming more of a feature and I'm loving playing them. For many people they help that transition to rest, and I think there's also something about sound that is being created live. I'm looking forward to creating two longer journeys on April 8th, each about 45 minutes long. It is a night celebrating the Earth and so we will start with building an altar, fruits and leaves and flowers we each bring to create a sacred space. This process is about presence: From gathering your offering before you arrive, to creating the altar itself.
A note on this because I've seen people rush in sideways, forgetting their offering, flustered by life. That's why I create these invitations to bring an offering - they can draw us straight to what needs tending in our lives before we've even properly arrived.
Tarot night
30 March
810-930pm
$20
Earth Meditation Journey
April 8
7-9pm
$30
'Welcome your belly into your practice'
'Make room for your b***s and belly'
'Find comfortable'
These aren't just lines
They are challenges
To be you on the mat, and to see your judgements of your own body, and others
They are about inclusion
And aroha
Embodiment
They come from hearing activists like Cat Pausé, and Jessamyn Stanley.
Cat Pausé: fat activist https://www.rnz.co.nz/national/programmes/nights/audio/201825944/cat-pause-fat-activist
930-1pm tomorrow (Saturday)
Cacao is a beautiful journey on its own but add Yoga Nidra, singing bowls, Restorative yoga...you don't have to do anything afterwards, right?
Deliciousness incoming.
$45
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I feel vulnerable writing this message and as a business choosing to drop the vaccine passports. I know there will be those who think this is a bad idea. I never agreed with the passports and the mandates. It wasnât that I didnât agree with the public health ideas that sat behind them, I was afraid they would lead to exactly what happened on parliamentâs lawn among other things. This wasnât the way to get our vaccination rates up, and even if it worked, it worked at a massive cost that we will see for many years to come. That cost is the distrust and isolation that many people feel from the government, their scientists but also from society. Their society, where they live, work, shop, and belonged. As we open the doors again, it is with apprehension that many step out and with good reason. I have heard horrific things spoken of those who have chosen not to be vaccinated. Things that bear no resemblance to people I know who made a rational decision to wait and see what the longer term effects of the vaccination were, weighing this against their own and their families risks. They werenât the tin foil hat crew, or the noose and sw****ka crew. Some went to Wellington, and some didnât. Many have barely left their homes throughout the pandemic. They, like many people, have waded through the information from government and other sources, trying to piece together what is really going on. In some cases, the mandates pushed them down the so-called rabbit holes. We may take years to find them in the burrows, let alone persuade them to come back out. The damage is deep.
While it is easy to stutter and stammer as many have on Twitter today about the risk these people pose, I see so many vaccinated people who are utterly blaseÌ about the risks they pose â no masks, boasting that it was just a cold when so-and-so had it, talking about the economy and at the same time hating on the government â we donât tend to talk about them because it is easier to point the finger at the unvaccinated. Yes they pose a risk, but as a vaccinated person I pose a massive risk to them and to other vulnerable people because I am more likely to be asymptomatic â spreading covid because I donât know that I have it. Letâs not forget that, and just how few people we are talking about.
We wonât forget though. Some of this is a particular protest movements fault for filming and streaming their own irrational bu****it to the world and making out that they spoke for all of the unvaccinated when they donât. Itâs easy to remember the former nurse talking about black blood than it is to relate to someone simply genuinely scared about what could be the long term impact of a vaccine. It might be the most tested ever due to how many of us now have it, but theyâre right, we donât know what that looks like ten years out. We are responding in different ways and it takes some careful thinking to be able to walk a middle path, a path that sees what other people see, people other than ourselves.
I will happily take down our QR code on Saturday morning.
I will happily wipe the board on April 5 that says you need a vaccination pass to enter.
I will continue to require everyone to wear a mask on the way to their yoga mat, and welcome those who want to leave it on throughout class.
I will continue to require you to bring your own yoga mat.
I will fiercely hug if they wish it (with my mask on), our crew that we welcome back and if I hear judgement on either side, I will ask people to leave.
It is time to heal.
This pandemic could be years away from being over.
It is time we actually created a team of 5 million and we canât ask the government to do that. The wounds are too deep. We need to do it ourselves.
(A Bean Bear image because today some of us need a cuddle)
A yoga studio situated in Shed 23. We offer yoga, meditation, massage, healing and tarot. We welcome She also offers healing.
The Circle is a boutique yoga studio that also offers courses in tarot, yoga, meditation mindfulness, earth practises and self care. We have practitioners offering massage, healing, guidance through tarot cards and cups of tea. Nat used to run Zing Studio and started teaching yoga in 2006. She has read tarot cards since 1993 and her gift is in sorting out the current moment so you can move forward

This week...
All classes are up and running except Thursday lunch. Dan is teaching, so come and share the love. Payments stay the same crew, and I'm available on your usual message systems.
Tarot readings - it's been great to offer audio recordings where you don't have to arrive in person. These are proving to be powerful. If you need some insights while I'm away, order a session. $30 for 20-30 minutes. You can ask a question or just see what the cards say. I'll pop you through the audio link.
Dan is available for massages, too, so get in touch with him to book. $40 for half an hour, $80 for the hour.
I'm getting the recording gear set up, so watch the email later in the month for some sneak peaks at Inhabit, an online course to help with presence and tending your body.
Blessings into your week crew, from a sunny, beautiful Napier.

Over the tea cups...
It's over the tea cups time again. There's a ramble from me, a reading, some writing and all important dates for Aprilđ

This week, there are full moon tarot readings available Tuesday/ Wednesday. Shining a spotlight on the moment, they have a different vibe to the new moon. These are audio recorded and sent out, cost $30, and are 20-30 minutes long. You can pop through a question or just see what the cards say.
I only have a couple of spots left for in person sessions this week - on Thursday.
From next week, Dan is in charge until April, taking all my classes (except Thursday lunch, which takes a break). Payments as usual as we do swaps.
You can still book tea/tarot sessions with me as I can do them online or book an in-person for the first week of April.
There's a tea cups email out tomorrow with the next event dates on it, so check your inbox for some inspiration. There's been some big emotions about, so I'm talking about yoga and emotional regulation, as well as sharing a little of my writing project.

Beautiful crew,
If you have not already heard the news, Chloe is off for new adventures. Some of you had already asked what she was doing with the plants so here it is....
ââŠ.But what will you do with all of your plants?â

It's a new moon tonight...
If you'd like a reading, drop me a message. I'll be doing these tonight/tomorrow morning and sending them out tomorrow. They are a 20-30 minute audio recording, and you can ask for a specific focus or let the cards do their thing.
New Moon is about setting our focus and checking our intentions, so tonight is a beautiful time to sit a while with where you are going.

Some event changes...
Tonight's tarot is canceled.
The Come to Rest cacao night on March 10 and the cacao and yoga on March 11 are also canceled. Those booked in for 10 and 11, there's room this Friday and Saturday. Those events are going ahead.
Get your soak on crew: Come to Rest this Friday night is a delicious invitation to explore cacao, rest, recovery, and gentleness. 6.30-8pm $20
Saturday is cacao and then a deep yoga soak, including a nidra like relaxation. 9-11.30am.$30
Restorative yoga tonight

It can be hard to fit yoga into your budget or to get to evening sessions, so when I was asked if I'd teach at Kelvin Grove CityFitness, I found a solution
I still wasn't sure what it would feel like. It's been a long time since I've taught somewhere other than my own studio. Turns out it was fun.
So check out CityFitness for more. It takes a premium membership to get in the door to their studio, but there's pilates as well as other teachers.

It's going to be the year of 'lasts', with lots of firsts too, but the lasts are hard.
Our fortnightly Friday and Saturdays are going with the final three starting tomorrow. I thought we might stretch them out a while longer, but the numbers aren't there (regular crew, I love you). So get along to these last ones if you can (booking essential for cacao making)
Friday cacao and coming to rest:
Feb 10
Feb 24
March 10
6.30-8pm $20
Saturday yoga, cacao, deliciousness:
Feb 11
Feb 25
March 11
9-11.30am $30
Across the rest of the year, there will be random weekend events like workshops or cacao, tarot, or rest, just less frequent.
One of the realities has been pricing these events. I've kept the cost down because it's regular crew coming who already pay throughout the week. I want them to be affordable, but it means they need to be full. It's a crappy business reality and one of the reasons I'm looking forward to not having a lease anymore.
I'm blessed by all the crew who make regular classes their thing. Our regular casual crew and my tea session team who come for nourishment and butt kicking. The door is still open by prayer and each of you. Monty and I have full bellies, and the bills get paid, so know I appreciate each of you so much. Soak it all up as this transition happens, one last at a time.

Rest...
Come and take your shoes off
Wriggle your toes in the sand
Wash your feet in the waves
Look up and out across
the expanse of the sea
The sky
You are a part, not apart from
Stop
Rest a while
No thing
Just breath
Elements
Breath
Softening
Resting
Body letting go slowly
Shoulders
Jaw
Belly
Soft
Softer
Rest
Then you can dance...

Over the tea cups - https://mailchi.mp/917df8866f38/over-the-tea-cups
Time for a cup of tea. There's a reflection on love and three different recordings to tickle your ears with.

What did you mean about activism yesterday?
For me, there are filters to pretty much everything I do, from posting here to what I do with my body - is it generative, transformative, and based in love?
To create change, for sure, structures need to disintegrate, but we can only dismantle something if we know what we're creating from it. Being generative is focusing on this.
Transformative is being the change, embodying it. Theory isn't enough. It has to be from the inside out. You then become the change because people see what transformation looks like and feels like to be around.
And that is why love is so important. What is the energy that will create change, and be generative and transformative - love. Anything else is the same energy we often seek to change, just dressed differently.
When I see the anger, fear, division, reactivity, and paranoia; none of that is based in love. It's the very energy people often seek to change, simply perpetuating itself in a different form.
The image, street art, is a powerful message made beautiful, emanating love, reminding us, speaking to our hearts. That's where the change starts, not in the chattering mind. To the artist, thank you.

Slow stitching, the sound of vehicles on a wet road, a puppy exhausted from yesterday's heat, and contemplations on negativity within activism.
It's been hard to watch healers, teachers, and beautiful people fall into reactionary, fear based modes of activism. The stress and strain on all their systems is evident as is the ineffectual nature of their activism. Cultivating communities based on violent rhetoric, unable to talk without volume and defense, I've watched people descend, online and off. With the election incoming, it will get worse, and we somehow need to knit our people back into a wider world before they destroy themselves.
An example is the therapeutic products bill which needs all our input to protect Indigenous medicines and ways, while also finding a way to make sure we have access to safe products. It's not a modern witch hunt or other fear, toxic based versions of trying to tie it to agendas - its policy in development and and we need to have our say. And we can. But go in screaming conspiracy, and your activism has the opposite of the desired impact. Go in supporting Indigenous communities and businesses who will be negatively impacted, go in with reasoned and reasonable arguments and we might just pause, change, even transform the legislation.
Check out .health for ways to have your say and more background on the bill. Submissions need to be in this month.

A wee bit warm in the studio tonight. Time for bowls, slow and deep stretching, and letting the heat soak into our bones. Those heaters will be back on soon enough.
And just to prove our wonderful differences, we had one under her blanket last night.

The building maintenance guy is a bit spray happy, but the wild is the wild. Today, I'm sewing and tree felting. Monty is barking at interesting air pockets, so it's a little busy.
Take care crew, as the full moon approaches and nature's wildness gives us some timely reminders to get our collective together, we can feel everything from vulnerable to frustrated. Rest, especially if you're not sleeping well. Take a moment outside or in a quiet corner, close your eyes, let the thoughts run like a radio in the back ground. Take ten minutes, twenty minutes, half an hour. No scrolling. No scrolling. Just you, your body, rest. Reset for the rest of the day.
Monty and I will nap later, an essential for post-concussion brains, and all brains and bodies. For now...stitching and wild flower contemplations.

A few bits and pieces including keeping cool on these hot yoga nightsâŠ
There had been talk of putting the tripod up on the hot nights, but weâre managing to keep the studio about the same temperature as outside so, for now, classes as usual and if you need a link to the classes loaded up on YouTube let me know and Iâll drop you them. We can use the warmth to soften into our practice, but please come prepared so hydrate well during the day and after class particularly to avoid the yoga head ache.
Iâm heading home to Napier for three weeks in March. Dan will be up the front of all the regular evening yoga classes so give him lots of love â payments stay the same as we do swaps along the way. The Friday and Saturday sessions wonât resume until after Easter so make the most of the oneâs listed above.
Iâll be filming the Inhabit course while Iâm in Napier so keep an eye out for some sneak peaks of this. Itâs going to be a luscious journey into connection with your body and something you can do over and over again once you have all the links for the material â the same as the Everyday Woo Course.
Thereâs a full moon incoming, so anyone wanting to get a one off, audio recorded tarot reading, drop me an email this week to go on the list. These are about half an hour long and if the feedback from the New Moon ones are anything to go by, they are packing some good stuff in. Itâs been a lovely tuning in process for me as each one is done individually and I talk you through the reading as I do it. Where New Moon tends to be quite visionary, Full Moon can be more like the spotlight. They cost $30 and I can fit another 5 or 6 onto the list at the moment.

Cacao and sound Friday nights...
These fortnightly Fridays are going to be about rest/healing/journeying - whatever the intention is that you bring. Starting with a cup of cacao, we bring our roots together with the ancient roots of cacao and the land underneath us to weave ourselves into place. We set an intention for ourselves - what do we need from the night? Then, I guide you into a state of relaxation. I use the bowls, and maybe the drum, simple sounds to hold you in that rest. When we come back, it is slowly to a cup of peppermint or chamomile tea. There's no need to share. Your journey is yours. I might read to you or tell a story, but you're encouraged to just be in that energy. In days gone by, the conversations would race off, but that meant we were out of the journey. Now I'll encourage quietness, a moment to contemplate before home.
These begin at 630pm and finish at 8. The cost is $20.
February 10 and 24 are the next ones.
There will be a new Moon tarot gathering on Sunday, the 19th of February.
Cacao and sound Friday nights...
These fortnightly Fridays are going to be about rest/healing/journeying - whatever the intention is that you bring. Starting with a cup of cacao, we bring our roots together with the ancient roots of cacao and the land underneath us to weave ourselves into place. We set an intention for ourselves - what do we need from the night? Then, I guide you into a state of relaxation. I use the bowls, and maybe the drum, simple sounds to hold you in that rest. When we come back, it is slowly to a cup of peppermint or chamomile tea. There's no need to share. Your journey is yours. I might read to you or tell a story, but you're encouraged to just be in that energy. In days gone by, the conversations would race off, but that meant we were out of the journey. Now I'll encourage quietness, a moment to contemplate before home.
These begin at 630pm and finish at 8. The cost is $20.
February 10 and 24 are the next ones.
There will be a new Moon tarot gathering on Sunday, the 19th of February.
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A little ramble and an invite to Saturday class this week...
Noticing is a frequent theme in my writing - noticing the play of colour in a planting, noticing tiredness. When we notice, we notice more, but we also need to do something with the noticing. Stop and enjoy the flowers, rest, and care for our body and mind.
When we develop a practice of noticing, we slow down. Meandering happens. If we rush, we miss it, but noticing is a practice we have to work at it because it goes against the usual flow, the rush, push, exceed, more, more, more...
If we override our noticing, if we fall for the rush, the noticing goes away. It's a practice we need to keep at, to honour, to become. It's also an antidote to the madness we've created as normal life, a way of life stealing our simple joys like the play of colour in a planting.
Saturday morning begins with cacao and deep rest before we awaken to a Restorative yoga session to stretch out the week. The morning finishes with a wash of sound and more relaxing. Float off into the weekend.
9-11.30am
$30 book and prepay essential.

New Moon, Cacao, and tarot - one of my ideas of a fun night out.
Sunday evening, we gather to share cacao, blended with maca, always from .health. The brew is about connecting, to the earth and elements, to our body and our knowing.This gathering, I'm starting talking about the trust in our inner wisdom, which is spiritual safety 101. Building discernment makes us less vulnerable to power plays and bs.
Then we're going to take a moment to consider New Moon, to find an intention to take into the next month, to reflect on what's been. This brings us into the place of our knowing.
The tarot comes out after that, and I lay cards out for the collective month ahead to give us some ideas to work with. No cards are pulled for you personally, it's about linking into the big picture. This is a chance to see the cards in conversation as I pull apart the reading and invite interpretation. It can be fun, insightful and sometimes the cards play wonderful tricks.
For those attending, Cacao is more effective on an empty tummy if health allows, otherwise eat lightly not less than two hours before. Doors open at 615 and while we aim to finish at 8, sometimes we get carried away so a door closed finish is 830. As you arrive, think about entering a space away from the everyday. In other words, what you talk about is what you are bringing with you. Leave the blah-blah for outside the door. Bring your journal, cards if you have them, and a sense of adventure.
If you're thinking, this sounds like me drop me a message. Tomorrow night is pretty full, but there might be a last minute space if you're okay with last minute.
Image: A new
wall hanging up in my tarot space. A guardian of fire, she has certain characteristics of a self-portrait in that those are my dreadlocks extensions.

The tarot - those pieces of cardboard with pictures on them - they can be an adventure, can entirely freak some people out and, like most things, be used well and badly and everything in between. I picked them up in 1993 and they've been my companions ever since. Here's a bit of a menu of what I offer:
They can be part of a tea cups session if you wish, or you can have a full session with just the cards. This stays at $80 and is available in person and online.
You can order a half hour reading that is audio recorded and sent to you. This is great for those that can't get in, in person. These cost $30.
You can do a 3 month subscription for these audio recordings. I do one at New Moon and one at full moon. You can set an intention for the three months or simply see what the cards do. This costs $120 and each reading is 20-30 minutes long. They arrive via email.
You can learn the tarot through the Everyday Woo Course, or attend one of the cacao and tarot nights to get a taste, and last but not least, I'm pulling cards for the collective with each 'over the tea cups' email so subscribe to keep up with those.
Phew, I think that's it.
Our Story
The Circle is a boutique yoga studio in the heart of George Street that offers classes, courses and workshops in yoga, meditation, sacred earth practises and tarot. There is a theme of welcoming every body onto the mat (gap between the words intentional). Both Dan and I have become increasingly concerned about the way that yoga and yoga bodies are represented both on and off the mat and we want to constantly make sure that we are welcoming you and your experience to The Circle, not our expectation and ideas. You might notice a difference in the way we talk about your body, your choices in class and even yoga itself. Yoga really is for every body.
Iâm Nat, and I used to run Zing Studio and have taught yoga since 2005. Itâs my writing you see on The Circle page. I have also read tarot cards since 1993, staying away from fortune telling and working instead with the cards as insights into where life is right now. Known for being good when you need a kick in the butt, I can help plan and then help bust through the barriers to that plan. For those interested in learning more about the cards and themselves, I offer an online, interactive tarot course.
Dan has worked alongside me since 2007, teaching yoga and retreats. He is a massage therapist, gifted at getting into those aches and pains and for those who prefer the gentler touch, he is also a healer.
We team up for satsang online which is a chance to talk about life events, world events, all through a yoga filter. This can go in all sorts of directions, circling back to the yoga teachings with a very diverse view of what they are and how we might experience them.
Our up to date timetable is up the front of the page and many of our classes now livestream on Facebook. There is quite a library so have a play.
Booking for our in person classes is essential as many classes will be full so email [email protected] or text Nat on 027 6282 547
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