Spiritual Growth Through Seasonal Alignment

Ancient Teachings for Spiritual Evolution

With Senior Yoga Teacher
Yolande Hyde

Welcome, Fellow Traveller,

This journey guides us through the Ways of Nature, where Taoism, mythology, folklore, and cosmic consciousness converge with modern life. Rich, timeless teachings that offer a nature-based path through the grit of spiritual evolution and personal transformation.

Stability, insight, and support in uncertain times.

This work offers you the tools to reconnect with the natural world, your true Self and your unique blueprint through its sacred lens.

Taoism | Folklore | Mythology | Astrology | Five Element Theory

Yoga & Taoist Philosophy in Summer and the Element of FIRE

Japanese-style artwork of a sunset over a river and mountains, symbolizing spring renewal and balance

Summer Yoga inspired by the FIRE Element: A blend of traditional Hatha, Japanese Yoga, Taoism, and the Five Element Theory to align with the season's energy of expansion towards transformation.

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Deepen your practice with our curated online courses designed for spiritual growth, seasonal alignment, and holistic well-being

  • Last week, I did the Winter Intensive live with Yolande and it had a profound effect on me during, and after the 5 day Intensive practice. I felt it gave me a renewed energy and a sense of grounding. The breath work through guided pranayama daily practice made me appreciate the importance of maintaining the strength in my lung chambers. I highly recommend any class with Yolande, particularly if you are in need of resetting your mind and body connection.

    - CR Mona Vale

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With gratitude for the Earth under my feet and with thanks to all Elders, past and present.
To yours, to mine, to the custodians of the Yuin, & Jeringer Country (South Coast NSW) and the great waters of Booderee (Jervis Bay) that support and inspire my work.
To the land, the sea, the green world, and all its creatures, seen and unseen, may we each be known.