Elysabeth WilliamsonTeacher ~ Speaker ~ Visionary
Elysabeth has been a
life-long teacher of yoga and well-being.
She speaks to the importance
of discovering our true nature of love
and shares visionary practices that
inspire, uplift and transform.
Upcoming Events
April 26th, 2-4pm. Santa Barbara, CA
DEEPENING YOUR RELATIONSHIP TO SELF AND OTHERS
Principle-Based PartnerYoga integrates the body-heart-mind-spirit connection through the use of universal principles such as trust, compassion, and creativity. It is an accelerated path to experience directly the root principle of Yoga - union.
May 15 - 18 , Drala Mountain Center, CO
EXPLORING OUR DEATH TO LIBERATE OUR LIVES
The fear of death, our own and our loved ones, is one of our greatest fears. How would we live our lives differently if we contemplated and even practiced this ultimate letting go?
Self-Compassion is the Foundation
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During our recent Exploring Death to Liberate Life retreat, something unexpected happened that touched us all deeply. What began as a drive through Colorado’s dramatic mountain weather became a profound encounter with the mystery of life and death. A Peregrine Falcon entered our path—both literally and symbolically—becoming a powerful presence throughout the weekend. This is the story of that sacred moment.
MAGIC AND MYSTERY
EXPLORE DEATH TO LIBERATE LIFE - A TRANSFORMATIONAL RETREAT AT KRIPALU
It is always a rewarding experience to present at Kripalu, but this year, it seemed especially so. People, myself included, seemed more hungry than ever to feel what is real and true, in both our inner and outer worlds.
I felt so blessed to have a team of talented women supporting the Partner Yoga for Couples Weekend, including Gina Lee, a gifted teacher who shares poetry that opens the heart like only poetry can. Margie McSweeney, midwife of birth and death, serenaded the space with sounds from a beautiful hand crafted instrument, and Lara Christine, another inspired teacher also added her beautiful singing voice.
One thing is clear to me - that as long as we are alive, we have a precious opportunity to grow and change, to mature our humanity both emotionally and psychologically. And to deepen into our spiritual nature - the part of us that recognizes to a greater or lesser degree, that we are more than this body and the story of this lifetime.