In this second part of the Intro to Human Design series, we will go into the 9 Energy Centers in your Human Design Chart.

Much like the chakra system in Yoga, the energy centers each represent both energetic and physical qualities.

In this workshop we will cover:

*The 9 Energy Centers and what each represents

*How to look at a chart to understand which Energy Type and Authority you or your loved ones are

* Identifying the two pressure centers, four motor centers, three awareness centers, manifestation center, and identity center

*What it means to have each center defined, undefined, or open

*Where you are strongest and have the most consistent energy

*Where you are more prone to conditioning and feeling/absorbing the energy of other people

*How to put your Energy Type, Strategy, and Authority into practice to support yourself as you experience the energy of these centers more consciously

~ Yoga Nidra: yogic sleep; a state of consciousness between waking and sleeping

~ Seven Chakras: energy centers from the base of the spine to the crown of the head

~ Sound Healing: to help facilitate a deeper state of rest and relaxation.
 

As we enter the season of summer, we invite you to find rest, still the fluctuations of the mind, and balance your Chakra System through Yoga Nidra and Sound Healing. We will begin our time together with an opening circle and intention setting. Prior to settling into a comfortable savasana position, Sarah will guide you through gentle floor-based movement to release tension and begin to relax. You will then be guided through a Yoga Nidra practice taking you on a conscious awareness journey through the five layers of the self (physical, energy, emotional, wisdom, and bliss) that uses body sensing, breath awareness, and guided imagery that will focus on balancing each of the seven chakras. Throughout the journey, Meg will use singing bowls and other meditative instruments to help facilitate a deeper state of rest. Combining both practices allows you to experience deep relaxation that will calm your mind, relax your body, soothe your nervous system, reduce fatigue, and improve the quality of your sleep.

* Since you will be lying down for an extended period of time, please bring a yoga mat (the studio has a limited amount that can be borrowed). The studio also has bolsters and blankets for you to use. However, please bring anything else that will help make your experience more comfortable, such as an eye cover, head pillow, additional blankets, or any other supportive items. Please wear comfortable clothing and in layers as your body temperature may change throughout the practice.