Ignite the Light: Embrace the season of winter with nourishing Hygge practices!
The darkness of winter is a time for slowing down and turning inward. Ignite the Light is an evening to fill your cup as you align with the rhythm of the season. Nourish, reflect, and connect with your inner light. Leave feeling cozy, comfortable, and at home in yourself.
What to expect:
Enjoy the natural beauty of the Beaver Creek forest with a guided sunset hike. Warm up by the fire while nourishing your body with warm beverages and a soup dinner. Get creative with a nature-inspired fire-starter craft. Treat your body to gentle stretches before soothing your soul with a healing Reiki meditation journey.
What you’ll get:
Fresh air
Time in nature
Connection with like-minded souls
Warm beverages and nourishing soup & fixings
Make-and-take craft
Healing reiki energy
Time to rest, reflect, and sooth your soul
What to Bring:
Cozy clothes - Comfort is key! Slippers, sweats, jammies, and wearable blankets are all welcome.
Outdoor gear - Layer warm clothes and boots for hiking and outdoor bonfire.
Yoga mat, blankets, pillows - Create a nest of comfort for a restful healing meditation.
Journal & pen - Reflect, set intentions, or play a game of tic-tac-toe with a new friend!
Registration:
$55 early bird registration ends December 21
$65 regular registration after Winter Solstice
Register now to save your spot at Ignite the Light!
Meet your hosts:
Rachelle Jack
Yoga Instructor, Reiki Practitioner, and owner of Whimsy Willow Wellness
Rachelle is a vibrant nature enthusiast who inspires others with her joy. She feels most alive embracing the beauty of nature, expressing her creativity and nurturing relationships with loved ones. She passionately guides others to discover their own sense of belonging and harmony in the natural world.
Diana Rohlik
Reiki Master Teacher, Yoga Instructor, and owner of Hearth Reiki Healing
Diana’s passion lies in being a guide for others to reconnect with their inner light and feel at home in their bodies. She believes in the power of good food, slowing down, spending time in nature, and joyful connection.