Summer Mala 108 Sun Salutations at Hansen Park

~Summer Mala 108 Sun Salutations~
Join us in honoring the Summer Solstice at our 108 Sun Salutations event happening at Hansen Park located at:
602 S Columbia Center Blvd
Kennewick
We'll have cold water to offer everyone as we move through our 108 Sun Salutations. Read more about what to expect below...
Summer Solstice is a magical time. In the Northern hemisphere, it marks the first day of Summer and the longest day of the year. It’s a celebration of the Sun and the bounty it brings. It’s a perfect day to reconnect with life’s divine plan and to feel a deep connection to Self, Source and the natural world. Reflecting on your journey and honoring your intentions is a wonderful way to commemorate the Summer Solstice.
In yoga, the number 108 is a representation of spiritual completion. It is viewed as a number of the wholeness and used in meditation and prayer throughout many cultures. This number also connects the Sun, Moon, and Earth: The average distance of the Sun and the Moon to Earth is 108 times their respective diameters.
At our Summer Mala 108 Sun Salutations event we want to offer you a way of setting intentions for the new Summer season and honoring your highest Self through a powerful 108 Mala practice.
What to expect at this event:
- An intention setting ceremony to help us honor and manifest our deepest wishes for the Summer season.
- An enlightening practice of 108 Sun Salutations led by the Yoga Guides of Lifted Lotus Yoga Collective.
- A guided meditation created to help you let go of Spring and welcome Summer
Planning to attend?? Bring a water bottle, yoga mat and any props you may want to use. We can’t wait to welcome in the new season through contemplation, breath and movement with all of you!
This event takes place at Hansen Park located at:
602 S Columbia Center Blvd
Kennewick
Donation Based Event ~ Suggested Donation $5 or give what you can if you can. No one will be turned away due to lack of payment. Your donations go to support the studio and its teachers so we can continue to provide yoga as freely as possible.