Awaken 2 Yoga and Awaken 2 Yoga Retreats

07/14/2026

New Moon in Cancer Ceremony; Yoga Nidra & Sacred Sound Bath at Sail Market Boutique & Gifts

Join me as we gather under the nurturing energy of the New Moon in Cancer for an evening of deep rest, healing, and renewal.

Cancer, the sign of the Crab, invites us to journey inward—to the heart of home, family, ancestry, belonging, and the sacred waters of our emotions. This powerful New Moon offers an opportunity to plant intentions rooted in self-love, emotional healing, and creating a life that truly feels like home.

Through a guided Yoga Nidra practice and an immersive Sacred Sound Bath, you’ll be gently held in a space where your nervous system can relax, your heart can soften, and your intentions can take root.

Allow yourself to be nurtured by the quiet wisdom of the New Moon. Come exactly as you are, and leave feeling grounded, restored, and deeply connected to yourself.

✨ All are welcome.
🌙 No experience is necessary—just bring an open heart.

4 spaced left. Last day of earlybird pricing ($40). Day of $50. https://venmo.com/u/Vandana-Dillon

06/03/2026

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05/26/2026

Yoga is called a practice for a reason.
Not because we are trying to become perfect, but because we are learning how to become present.

Some days we feel strong, open, balanced.
Other days we wobble, resist, disconnect, or struggle to even arrive on the mat fully.
And yet… every single one of those moments is part of the practice.

The beauty of yoga is not in mastering the pose.
It is in becoming more conscious.

More conscious of the thoughts that pull us away from ourselves.
More conscious of the habits, fears, distractions, and patterns that create imbalance not only in our bodies, but in our lives.

The mat becomes a mirror.

How we breathe through discomfort.
How we respond when we fall out of balance.
How willing we are to begin again without judgment.

This is the real practice.

Little by little, day by day, we soften.
We listen more deeply.
We react less impulsively.
We become more aware of what nourishes us and what depletes us.

Yoga is not about achieving perfection.
It is about remembering wholeness.

And every time we return to the practice — especially on the difficult days — we are choosing consciousness over autopilot, presence over perfection, and growth over giving up.

05/05/2026