Sunlit ivory yoga room with a sage green mat and Himalayan mountains beyond tall windows

Findhorn immersion weekend 2–4 Apr 2027 · From £575

Traditional Hatha Yoga for Modern Life

Movement • Breath • Meditation • Sound • Stillness

Rooted in traditional Hatha Yoga and inspired by my training in Nepal, offering a calm and unhurried space to move, breathe and reconnect.

The invitation

Not a retreat — an immersion

A Himalayan-Inspired Yoga Immersion

A little pocket of stillness in Findhorn. Three days to reconnect with yourself through traditional Himalayan yoga, pranayama, meditation and the healing sounds of gongs and singing bowls — a fully immersive weekend with two nights’ accommodation, nourishing vegan meals with vegetarian options and traditional Himalayan practices. Small group experience — limited places available.

Early bird £575, standard £625 per person, shared accommodation (Moray Art Centre, Findhorn, 2–4 April 2027). Private room supplement: £50 per person.

Two nights’ accommodation and nourishing vegan meals, with vegetarian options, are included.

3
Days
2
Nights included
Small
Group, limited places

The shape of the weekend

Three days, two nights

Findhorn runs over Friday–Sunday (2–4 April 2027) at the Moray Art Centre, with shared accommodation and nourishing vegan meals with vegetarian options included.

Friday

Arrive, settle in and ease into the weekend with a gentle, grounding yoga practice and a nourishing shared meal.

Saturday

Traditional Hatha yoga, pranayama and meditation, with candle gazing (Trataka), nourishing vegan meals, with vegetarian options available, and a deeply restful sound immersion with gongs and singing bowls handmade in the Himalayas.

Sunday

Morning yoga, breathwork and meditation, followed by time to reflect and close the weekend together.

Provisional programme — timings may vary.

What we practise

Five strands of the tradition

01

Hatha Philosophy

Darshana

The framework beneath the postures. We read from the Hatha Yoga Pradipika and Patanjali's Yoga Sutras, not as historical curiosity but as a working manual for attention, ethics and effort.

02

Asana

Sthira Sukham Asanam

Steady and comfortable posture. Slow, held shapes with real attention to alignment, breath and the honest limits of your own body — never performance, never force.

03

Pranayama

Extension of Life Force

Breath regulation as the bridge between body and mind. We move carefully from simple diaphragmatic breathing to ratio work and gentle retention, with clear contraindications throughout.

04

Meditation

Dhyana

Sitting practice built from the ground up — posture first, then breath, then the quieter work of watching the mind without arguing with it. Includes guided yoga nidra.

05

Sound Healing

Nada Yoga

Himalayan singing bowls, gong and chime received lying in full support. Sound as a doorway into the parasympathetic state that the rest of the weekend has been preparing.

Learning outcomes for each practiceExplore the practices →

Where we teach

Edinburgh & Pennan

Edinburgh old town rooftops with Arthur's Seat in morning haze

Edinburgh

Hosts the five-week immersion course on Friday evenings, 6 – 9pm, from 23 October, alongside weekly group classes, one-to-one sessions and parent and baby yoga. Enquiries are open now.

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White cottages along the stone harbour at Pennan beneath coastal cliffs

Pennan

Hosts the first immersion weekend, 2 – 4 October, in the village hall above the harbour on the Moray Firth coast in Aberdeenshire — also the Pennan base for one-to-one and group classes.

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