Yoga with Margaret

Yoga with Margaret Simple, no frills, movement led classical yoga classes to suit all ages and abilities. Individual on

Classes are now run from the Cheviot Centre Padgepool Place Wooler

01/10/2025

I'm continuing to offer yoga sessions at The Cheviot Centre, Wooler, Northumberland on Thursday evenings at 6.30pm -8.00pm.
Having first practised yoga in New Zealand in 1974, I have subsequently embraced yoga as a way of life, studied with the BWY in Britain to become an accredited teacher and have since practised with many, many internationally recognised facilitators. I have run classes, workshops and one-to-one sessions since 1991, so I have experience. I continue to work very closely with John Stirk, both friend, colleague and tutor. I intend sharing my yoga experience and joy for as long as I am able and ther is an open welcome for anyone wanting to join me on a yoga mat. I do not, and do not intend to, offer online yoga sessions. Strictly face to face with a smile. Please join me. Text 07981832857

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Wooler
NE716BL

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Wednesday 2pm - 3:30pm
Thursday 6:30pm - 8pm

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+441668281462

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I have practised a variety of styles of yoga for 44 years and taught for more than twenty. Having first acquired the British Wheel of Yoga Teaching diploma in 1992, I have subsequently studied and practised with national and international teachers with a Scaravelli background: John Stirk for over twenty years, Peter Blackaby, Sohphie H***e and more recently and currently Gary Carter.

Vanda Scaravelli was an intimate of the twentieth century philosopher Krishnamurti whose predominant teaching was that the shortest way to Truth is through direct experience. I was introduced to Krishnamurti before I came across Yoga.

The classes I offer aim to allow the Individual a quiet space in which to put aside the busy workings of the intellect and find a way of connecting authentically with the Reality of the Self without any self criticism or judgment. By simply attending to the Body connecting with the Ground, Gravity and the Breath, we find our rhythm. There is nothing to do except unravel and witness long-held patterns of tension dissolve. By sensing our body rather than thinking about how to move into and out of Postures we can rediscover the fluidity and grace we found naturally as children.