sacred SOMATICS: kundalini yoga + the vagus nerve

WORKSHOP Series ~ STARTING FALL 2025

In this practical and powerful offering, we will explore some of the ancient wisdom of Kundalini Yoga through the lens of modern science and Applied Polyvagal Theory. Workshop dates are Third Sundays (9.21, 10.19 + 11.16) from 4-6PM at Empathic Practice and on Zoom. The Vagus Nerve, often called the “Highway of Love” and the “Central Tuning String” of the body, is the largest cranial nerve and the most complex nerve in the human body. It’s responsible for much of our mind-body connection. Learn how the sacred practice of Kundalini yoga impacts this complex information channel, resulting in increased vagal tone. Some of the benefits of Kundalini yoga and vagal toning:

  • higher awareness / mindfulness

  • higher resilience for stress, change and challenge

  • higher capacity for rest, recharge and recovery

  • improved emotional regulation and mental state

  • increased heart rate variability

  • higher executive functioning

  • reduced pain and inflammation

  • promotes homeostasis and optimal conditions for healing

  • promotes feelings of love, joy and belonging

  • promotes relaxation / a sense of ease and well-being

  • expands empathy / compassion for self and others

  • produces elevated states of consciousness and other mystical spiritual experiences.

Each workshop will include an educational piece, with fresh perspectives and application through the practices. Workshops can be done in singles or as a full series. $33 per workshop, $99 for the full series. Space is limited, so advanced registration is required. I only have 8 spots available in person and the remaining spots are available via Zoom.

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UPDATE: The September 21 offering is SOLD OUT, but there are still some Zoom spots available for that date. October 19 and November 16 still have availability for both. These always sell out early, so don’t wait to save your spot if you want to participate.

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A woman practicing Kundalini yoga and meditation on a dock by a body of water, sitting cross-legged with arms outstretched in a Y shape and thumbs up.