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Sunday Church is for deeper connection

  • Mar 26
  • 2 min read

Every Sunday at 10-12. It is included in the Korkkari Member monthly membership, can be accessed with a serial card like any regular yoga or Pilates class, or attended as a drop-in for 25€.


Sunday Church is a weekly two-hour session designed to explore the divine within each of us through a different theme and teacher each week.

 

In the West, yoga is often approached primarily as a physical practice. Many people attend classes at beautiful studios for years without exploring the deeper purpose of their Sadhana, or experiencing a true sense of community within their studio.





For deeper connection with your personal truth, most authentic self and the community

Sunday Church sessions are created to offer that deeper connection. While the intention behind every class at K17 Yoga is to hold space for practicing yoga as a complete philosophy, not just asana, we also recognize the importance of dedicating time for physical practice in our weekly classes.

 

Each Sunday Church session is designed to help you connect with your personal truth, gently peel away layers, and uncover your most authentic self. The themes and practices vary from the origins and traditions of yoga to somatic dance sessions, lectures on the Western science behind meditation, shadow work practices, and sound baths.








This Sunday:

SOMATIC DANCE - THE INNER TIDES

On Sunday 29.3. at 10-12 | With Christal


Come into a shared space of dance. A gentle journey where soul meets body, and movement grows from sensation.


For this Sunday Church we’ll explore the theme of the inner tides - the natural waves that move through us. Breath coming and going. Energy rising, softening, shifting. The small rhythms inside that quietly shape how the body wants to move.


Through simple somatic invitations we listen to those tides and see where they take us. A space for curiosity, for play, for letting the dance unfold in its own way. Sunday Church. We gather. We move. We dance.






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