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Welcome to the Garden

each month new

where nature meets nurture

& every moment flowers with meaning

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January Garden


🌿Monthly inspiration:
 Enjoying Your Highest Expression
 

🌿Botanical guides:
Hellebore Winter Rose & Snowdrop
 

🌿Flower Journey:

Carnation
 

🌿Gardeners' gift:

Clarity & Vision Yoga Flow

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The path continues for subscribers of The Conservatory, a deep respite where the inner arts meet nature’s wisdom.

Join us for $12/month or pay as you wish via PayPal/ Venmo. Flexibility and belonging are at the heart of it all. All are welcome.

January Conservatory Highlights

🌿Clarity & Vision Yoga Flow 

🌿New Beginnings Qi Flow 

🌿The Archetypes 

🌿In the Potential of Light 

🌿Sri Yantra Journey 

🌿Ayurveda for the Season

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January

Enjoying Your Highest Expression

January is an invitation to step into clarity, vision, and renewal. As the year unfolds, we gather practices that awaken inner light and radiate vitality:

❄️ Yoga flows to embody strength and openness

❄️ Qi movements to refresh energy pathways

❄️ Archetypal explorations to guide transformation

❄️ Breath and meditation to unlock potential

❄️ Sacred geometry to expand awareness

❄️ Ayurvedic wisdom to nourish the body in winter’s stillness

 

This month is a new beginning, a ceremonial journey into your highest expression, where each practice opens potential and pathways to greater radiance, becoming, and joy. 

In the hush of winter,

clarity rises like a flame in the dark.
We root in stillness,

we rise in vision,

we breathe into potential.


The Conservatory, a sanctuary to embody the fullness of your highest expression.

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Hellebore Winter Rose


The Flower of Protection and Renewal


Hellebores bloom in midwinter, often in shades of deep purple, green, or cream. Known as the “Christmas Rose” or “Lenten Rose,” they symbolize protection, endurance, and the quiet strength to flourish in adversity. Their presence teaches us that beauty and resilience can coexist with challenge.

I flourish in winter’s embrace.

My strength is quiet, my renewal assured.

Snowdrop

 

The Flower of Hopeful Awakening


Snowdrops are among the first flowers to pierce the frozen soil, their delicate white bells bowing gracefully yet resiliently. They symbolize hope, purity, and the courage to begin again. In the depth of winter, they remind us that renewal is already stirring beneath the surface.


I rise through the frost.

My beginnings are tender yet unstoppable.

Image by Andres Siimon

Breathe with Carnation

 

Breathe in your uniqueness, breathe out celebration of what makes you special.

Each breath honors the fascinating complexity of who you truly are.

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January

 

Flower Journey

 

Carnation for Inspiration, Fascination, & Distinction

Access the 18 luminous flower journeys anytime ~  filled with breath, reflection, a journey, yoga & qi moves.  

 

Step into Flower Journeys

 here 

Journey with Carnation
 

through this rich sensory journey into the celebration of living.

Gardener's January Gift 

Clarity & Vision Yoga Flow
Join the Conservatory only $12 month to receive all the yoga classes, qi flows, seasonal wisdom, a sanctuary of wellness expanding your light... always fresh & new.

 

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Clarity & Vision

 

Yoga Flow

 

practice designed to honor the stillness of winter while awakening your inner light.

New Beginnings

QiFlow

Awakening the body’s circles of energy to nourish Kidney Qi, ground deeply, and open the heart.

Living the

 

Archetypes

January opens the year as a sacred threshold, inviting us to embody the fullness of who we are.

In the Potential

of Light

 

In this beautiful beginning month, we honor the fullness of nature and the highest expression of ourselves.

Sri Yantra

Journey

Sri Yantra is a sacred geometric diagram that embodies both cosmic history and spiritual symbolism.

Ayurvedic
 

Winter Wisdom

January, known in Ayurveda as part of Sisira Ritu (late winter), is a time when Vata's cool, dry qualities dominate, while Kapha begins to accumulate.

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