Soul-centred yoga for spiritual seekers

Yoga classes + meditation. Online and Frome, Somerset

 
 
 

Hello! I’m Jacqui, and I create space for stillness, movement, silence, music, self-discovery, realness and laughter! I teach yoga as a spiritual practice – combining hatha, tantra yoga and meditation – to move your body, open your heart and expand into your full beauty, ease, potential and freedom.

Jacqui Gibbons yoga teacher London
 
 

Private classes with me combine dynamic and static āsana with prānāyāma, meditation, and a sprinkling of yogic and tantric teachings woven in. Are you an experienced practitioner, wanting to progress both your physical and spiritual practice? Find out more.

Meditation is the heart of yoga, guiding you to experience your essence nature and live more in harmony with yourself and your life. I teach practices from tantra including heart-centred meditations, visualisation, mantras, energy work and goddess practices. Find out more.

One hour of deep nourishing rest, to relax and restore your nervous system, and help you passively release stored physical and mental tension. This class is done lying down, supported by bolsters, cushions and other props. Find out more.

 

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“In each uplifting and energising yoga practice with Jacqui, where we are Warriors, Cobras and Dogs to name a few, we prepare then move through to the meditation phase, using the strength and focus coming from the physical poses to help us quieten and turn inward. This is a truly magical and wonderful part of yoga, if you allow it to be. I had never done anything like this before but have completely embraced meditation and find that it gives me a sense of balance and calm, not just in the session but throughout the day. I feel the forces of nature that Jacqui describes in my body. I feel the power and strength of the Hindu goddesses like Durga and I use the visualisations to ‘top up’ my feel-good account.

“These sessions with Jacqui have sparked a real interest in the teachings and philosophy that underpins this practice. Next, I want to find time in my day to meditate on my own, so I can keep drawing on this as a way of embracing all that is good in life.” – Madeleine, SE London