Offering and Opening

Good news...

I've decided to take a step forward and put myself out there a bit more and step outside of the box.  In September I will be teaching a 2.5 hour workshop on yoga and writing.  I've not done this before but have always wanted to.  So, per a few students requests and one student's/friend's extra nudge, I am going to do something new.  I am excited for the opportunity to learn, share and grow through this experience.  The details are below:


Writing, Movement, Wisdom with Marcia Tullous


Writing, Movement, Wisdomwith Marcia Tullous
Saturday September 21, 2013
@ YogaOasis Central
1:00 - 3:30 pm
Please Bring: Mat, pen and journal
Rate: $49 (or $40 if paid by 9/1) >>Register Now!
Join Marcia for a two-and-a half-hour workshop of yoga and writing. Make your way onto your mat and allow yourself to be stretched in new ways by moving from your mind into your body, from your body into your heart, from your heart onto the page. Discover what it means to practice from the inside out. 
In this workshop you will be guided through a variety of asanas (poses) to encourage greater opening and a deeper connection between mind, body and heart. To derive the full benefit of the experience, writing will be weaved throughout the workshop to allow students time for introspection and reflection and the opportunity to develop their ability to listen more deeply and to trust that inner voice more fully.  
Bio: 
Marcia Tullous ventured into a yoga class in Flagstaff, Arizona, in the year 2000 and was immediately enchanted by the practice.  With a desire to learn more, Marcia attended her first immersion and teacher training in 2003 and began teaching in May of 2004 (RYT-200). She spent 8 years specifically studying Anusara, attending countless workshops, immersions and teacher trainings.  Marcia is known for her warm, welcome presence and teaching style and the uncanny ability to say and share just the right thing, at just the right time.  She is excited to share two of her favorite things: Yoga and Writing. 

Space is limited, please pre-register: by clicking >>Register now!
If you have any further questions, please write or call registration@yogaoasis.com | 520.322.6142



I hope you can join me.  Spread the word bird.   A multitude of thanks to Yoga Oasis for their endless support and love.  I am a lucky girl.

Until next time, take great care of you!

Marcia


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