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Spring Equinox 2024 at Nectar Retreat with Tina Pashumati James


  • Nectar Yoga 720 Gardner Lane Bowen Island, BC, V0N 1G2 Canada (map)

When: March 20th – 22nd 2024

Where: Nectar Yoga, Bowen Island

About:

Join Tina Pashumati James for a 2-day immersion honoring the Spring Equinox. This will be a retreat to connect with ancient wisdom and modern techniques for healing and creating a life you love.

This retreat will take place at Nectar Yoga, a beautiful sanctuary 20 mins off the coast of Vancouver on the ancestral and unceded territory of Nexwlélexwm (Bowen Island, BC). To read more about Nectar Yoga, click here.

WHAT’S INCLUDED

  • 2-night accommodation of your choice*
    *(if you choose a shared accommodation, we suggest booking with a loved one if not booking the entire cottage privately)

  • Non-accommodation spaces available for Bowen Island locals – limited spaces available

  • All vegetarian meals (2 dinners, 1 lunch, 2 breakfasts) that nourish the mind, body and spirit

  • Welcome Circle

  • Opening meditation and yoga class

  • Daily meditation, asana yoga, and chanting practices inspired by Earth and Water elements

  • Guided forest bathing sessions and journaling prompts

  • Yoga Nidra class

  • Restorative yoga practice and crystal bowl sound bath

  • Shamanic fire ceremony and kirtan

  • Free time for rest and reflection

  • Closing connection circle

 This retreat in non-refundable and non-transferable

ABOUT TINA

Renowned for her yoga teaching as well as environmental stewardship, Tina has offered over 30 trainings in the past 30 years, this training is her first ever (and long-anticipated) residential teacher training at Nectar.

A former mountaineer, marathoner, competitive equestrian rider, yoga studio owner and so much more, she is a true Bhakti practitioner.

Tina lives, eats and breathes the essence of what yoga is particularly through her environmental stewardship. She is a voice for the voiceless and speaks up about why a plant-based diet is so important within these yoga practices.

“Environmentalism and animal activism are why "I became a yoga teacher," to honour the earth with my First Nations elders with respect for nature and the sacred ceremonies, and to use it as a platform to share and educate.”

Tina is an authorized Senior Ashtanga yoga teacher by Manju Jois at the European Academy of Ashtanga yoga with 30 years of experience, as well as an advanced Jivamukti teacher with 15 years of experience.

She teaches a life program every year in India at the eco-village Govardhan, 800-hour mentorships, private retreats, sweat lodge and vision quests with her Elders.