Sunday In Person Kundalini Yoga

Sunday, April, 19th, 10:00-11:30am In Person 

with Nancy Zabaneh

Using kriya, breathwork, mantra, and meditation, we will move energy, work with the breath, and bring attention back into the body in a simple and practical way.
Based in Dubai for most of the year, Nancy Zabaneh teaches across cultures and communities, bringing an approach that is grounded, accessible, and real.
As the body and breath come into focus, the nervous system begins to open, the mind settles, and responses feel less automatic and more considered. What is explored in the space continues beyond the room, shaping how you meet daily life, conversations, and the pace of your day.
 

REGISTRATION: Space is limited to 15 participants. Pre Registration is required. Address details will be provided upon registration.

Single Class: $20 + hst
Class Pass: 5 for $80 + hst

Cancellation policy is 12 hours prior to the class.


DATE & TIME: Sunday, April 19th, 10:00-11:30am

LOCATION: College & Palmerston

 
Nancy offers a unique insight into conscious living as a human relations mentor, yoga teacher trainer and motivational speaker. She is a crucial element in founding yoga in the MENA region and hashelped teach and train thousands of yoga practitioners and instructors through Darshan, an inclusive training and seminar platform for the study of yoga, philosophy and ancient paths of wisdom in collaborationwith the School of Karam Kriya and the Kundalini Research Institute. As the first Kundalini yoga teacher trainer in the Arab Gulf, she was atrainer in one of the first yoga teacher trainings in Palestine, a lead facilitator in Saudi Arabia’s inaugural wellness festival in AlUla, and a supporting facilitator in the launch of Beyond Addiction, the international addiction recovery program in northern India. Most recently, she has held social outreach programs in Jordan, Lebanon, Cyprus and India. Drawing on the years of integrative study and teaching to support others in achieving their fullest potential, she is an active counsellor working with a plethora of tools, including Compassionate Inquiry, the psychotherapeutic approach founded by internationally renowned physician Dr Gabor Mate, as part of the program’s primary cohorts. Academically trained as a diplomat with a career behind her in the corporate world, Nancy now concentrates her energy on starting conversations that are transformative to people’s lives. Known for her warmth, enthusiasm and no-nonsense compassionate manner, Nancy’s events and trainings support the recognition of Truth in every aspect of life. Nancy is deeply committed to a life of awakening through self-inquiry, accountability and awareness, bringing humility of leadership and objectivity to corporate spaces, couples and groups alike. Social impact and community outreach are a central component of her work.