DO.OMYoga, 6 Sylvester path, London (2026)

24/06/2026

SOLSTICE 🌞. NATURE IS GURU GARDEN OF TOMORROW . Thank you for the most incredible solar powered weekend in celebration of the turning of the wheel, tuning in and standing still together as NATURE in the magical and mind blowing land Tremetonia . An inspiring coming together of musicians, artists , philosophers, mystics, nature crusaders , sun worshipers and deep souls in aid of EarthPercent . Incredible to have a full tent both mornings for Doomyoga, especially for Sonic body on Sunday my experimental electronic drone sound journey and first solo live sharing with special thanks to ’s support. Beyond over joyed I was also mobbed straight after and my lastest longsleeve design I made for this moment sold out immediately. This weekend was all thanks to the brightest solar beings whose hard work, incredible curation, fierce belief and big love made this possible Frieda Gormley ( whose book just came out ! - In company of Nature) Arveene

The solstice is nature’s meditation.

The Sun appears to stand still, not to stop the cycle, but to reveal the cycle.

In meditation, awareness becomes still, not to stop life, but to reveal life.

10/06/2026

FOLLOW THE SUN - NEW RELEASE- PRE ORDERS OPEN UNTIL THIS WEEKEND - 🔗 BIO

Created for the Summer Solstice and in celebration of SOLSTICE, presented by and , a non profit festival and fundraiser, gathering of music, art and ideas exploring our relationship with NATURE the headliner where I will be proudly holding two specially prepared offerings SOLAR BODY and SONIC BODY with live music.

This piece explores the relationship between nature and practice through a distressed visual language inspired by 1990s music subculture. Grainy photography, photocopied textures and monochromatic graphics reference an era when music became a refuge, a catalyst and a means of searching. A generation drawn toward expression, underground scenes, festivals, zines, art and altered states in pursuit of something more meaningful than the culture they inherited.

I’ve wanted to design something in this spirit for a long time and the inspiration finally came. At the centre of this release is the Sunflower. Drawn instinctively towards the sun, it embodies devotion, resilience and the quiet intelligence found throughout nature. Its movement mirrors the essence of yoga: attention directed with intention. Not toward achievement, but toward awareness. Meditation.

Surya Namaskar, the traditional Sun Salutation, was an act of orientation. A way of remembering one’s place within a larger rhythm. The practitioner turns toward the rising sun not in worship of an external object, but in recognition of the same light within. A symbol for consciousness.

The solstice amplifies this symbolism .It marks a threshold where light reaches its greatest expression. Yet embedded within that peak is a lesson in impermanence. The moment of maximum light is also the moment the cycle begins to turn to darkness.Yoga returns to this idea repeatedly that light and darkness are not enemies. They create one another. Yoga is the practice of meeting both with equal attention. The emphasis is less on chasing positive states and more on developing equanimity

Meditate — Cultivate — Bloom.

08/05/2026

New STUDIO. New DOOM.

I’ve been quiet on here because I’ve been metamorphosising. Change is not only inevitable but essential for evolution

If you’re not subscribed to the newsletters you may have missed that I’ve officially moved out of my space. The process was colossal — physically and mentally more than emotionally. I was ready to move into a new expression and new phase of my work for a while.

It’s been a wild ride and a huge lesson. When I looked back through the bookings from the old space I realised that over the last two and a half years there were almost 4,000 mat spaces booked there. 4,000 individual practices, conversations, releases and arrivals. That’s a huge energy and honestly incredibly humbling to sit with. It means the world to me that people trust me to guide them through awareness practices through movement, meditation, sound and deep listening in the way that they do.

The new space is only a stone’s throw from the old studio, still local and intimate, but the shift has given me more room and energy to focus on the wider world surrounding DOOMYOGA too — live sound, collaborations, objects, clothing and the more public-facing aspects of the work.

Over the last months I’ve refined and consolidated the classes into two clearer weekly practices designed for all levels and experience:

TUESDAY — DYNAMIC / RELEASE
A structured, heat-building practice inspired by Ashtanga sequencing that gradually resolves into still floor-based release work.
SATURDAY — PASSIVE RESTORATION
A slow, deeply grounding practice beginning in seated meditation, with gentle release through the neck and shoulders before moving into subtle dynamic movement to ease stiffness, awaken circulation and prepare the body for stillness. The majority of the class is floor-based, supported by props, with long-held passive postures designed to release tension and deeply reset the nervous system.
I’ve also redesigned the site to create a clearer journey into practice, live sound , artist collaborations , merch and the wider DOOMYOGA expression

Very excited for this next chapter and to welcome new faces into the new space. OM 🤍 Kamellia

24/03/2026

DO.OMYOGA X FOUNDATION.FM Doomyoga joins .fm for a special live broadcast and in-person session at their pop-up space in Hackney on Wednesday 25th March at 7pm.
Led by founder Kamellia Sara, the session is guided by her curated mix of drone, ambient, electronic, and experimental sound — unfolding as a sonic journey you to move through. The experience begins in meditation, moves through slow, intentional yoga postures, and gradually dissolves into full sonic immersion.
Rooted in Nada Yoga, sound becomes the anchor for awareness — a space where music, movement, and stillness meet.
In-person capacity is extremely limited so book before space fills up. Can’t get a spot ? tune in and join in from home. Supported by DIABOLICAL, part of .

No experience needed
🔗 in bio . All welcome

20/03/2026

SPRING EQUINOX. Just like nature is blooming again… you can too. Today marks a moment of perfect balance where day and night stand equal. But in yogic terms, this isn’t just happening in the sky… it’s happening within you too.

This time falls in Vasanta Ritu — the season of renewal, awakening, and gentle transformation.

After the heaviness of winter, your system naturally begins to shift:
👁️ Energy starts to rise. 👁️ The body becomes ready to cleanse
👁️ The mind opens to new possibilities

Yogic science says that during this period, the two main energy channels — Ida (lunar) and Pingala (solar) — come into balance. And when that happens, your inner system becomes more aligned, making it easier to access stillness, clarity, and deeper awareness. The point where light and dark are held in balance, before the days begin to lengthen again. Traditionally, this marks a shift. Not an abrupt transformation, but a gradual re-emergence. The body responds to light, circadian rhythms adjust, energy begins to lift, there’s often a subtle return of motivation and outward focus. After winter, there is a sense, at least biologically of things moving again.

But this year, that transition hasn’t felt clean.

Since January, the general tone of the world has been heavy, a constant stream of distressing, often disturbing information, far beyond what we were ever designed to process at scale. The nervous system doesn’t fully distinguish between immediate and ambient stress. It accumulates.
Even brief moments of stillness, of stepping out of the constant stream and into something more spacious — through meditation, or being held in sound — can start to recalibrate things. As the light returns, there is an opportunity, collectively, to move with it — gently, at your own pace — and to reconnect with a steadier, more grounded sense of being 🌿

28/01/2026

THIS SATURDAY 31ST JANUARY: WORKSHOP. PHYSICAL FOUNDATIONS. 2.30PM - 4.30PM. 🔗BIO. Just as music without proper pitch and rhythm will not give any pleasure, similarly asana practice done without vinyasa krama will not give good health. When that is so, what more is there to say about long life and strength in this context?” — Sri T. Krishnamacharya.

This teaching is a timely reminder that yoga is not about pushing, forcing, or achieving shapes, but about intelligent sequencing, rhythm, and relationship between breath and movement. As we move out of winter and back into practice, this Foundations of Yoga workshop offers a chance to return to what truly supports the body and mind — learning how to move with awareness, steadiness, and ease. By revisiting the essentials now, we lay down foundations that allow practice to become sustainable, nourishing, and quietly transformative over time.

Many people feel intimidated by yoga, when in truth it is simply a sustainable way to care for the psyche through the body.True to its name, Physical Foundations focuses on learning how to set the body up well — understanding alignment, support, and intelligent movement so practice feels safe, stable, and sustainable from the inside out.

Grounded in the core pillars of yoga—asana (posture), pranayama (breath), awareness/attention, and alignment informed by yogic ethics (yamas and niyamas)—this workshop explores how thoughtful setup, conscious breath, and mindful movement create a safe, supportive framework for practice. It is an invitation to return to the roots of yoga and rebuild strong, intelligent foundations that allow for a personal journey of exploration while supporting longevity, ease, and sustainability in the body.

Rewarding your hard work and learning
the session will end in a relaxing mini gong sound bath.

This is an intimate workshop, limited to 10 participants.
Beginners are warmly welcomed and encouraged, as well as anyone wishing to refine their practice or deepen their understanding of what yoga is truly about beyond shapes and flexibility.

Hope to see you there.
Love,
Kamellia

27/01/2026

In the season of death and rebirth, practice becomes an act of alignment with truth.

Patañjali begins the Yoga Sūtras with a single word: atha — now.
Not as motivation.
Not as a call to reinvent yourself.
Simply as a fact.

Practice doesn’t wait for clarity, energy, or ideal conditions. It begins the moment attention turns toward what is already happening. Patañjali doesn’t frame yoga as a future goal; he places it firmly in the present.

The new year doesn’t ask for ambition or self-improvement. It asks for attention. This moment, exactly as it is, is sufficient ground for practice. At the beginning of a new year, that feels quietly radical. There is so much pressure to set intentions, to move ahead. Patañjali offers something steadier: orientation rather than ambition.

Winter reflects this teaching — and the deeper cycle it belongs to.

Stillness is visible on the surface: cold ground, short days, everything drawn inward. But underneath, things are quietly working. It is the necessary pause between death and rebirth. The landscape holds its energy close. What has fallen away feeds what will come next. Growth is happening out of sight.

In the body, this balance matters. If I stop moving completely, stillness turns into heaviness. If I push too hard, something in me resists. Āsana practice supports this delicate middle ground: enough movement to keep things circulating, enough pause to let the nervous system settle. Sound gives the nervous system something to organize around. It brings us back when the world feels overwhelming.The world is loud with violence and fear — ICE raids, war, gen0cide, political spectacle, lives treated as expendable. Fascism thrives on disconnection, urgency, and numbness. Even when we are not directly touched, the body absorbs it. I feel it in my chest, my jaw, my sleep.

The mat becomes the place I go to remember what atha yoga anuśāsanam means — now, the practice begins.To practice now is to refuse numbness.To stay embodied is to refuse dehumanization.

Now, we practice attention.
Now, we listen.
Now, we gather.

Come and practice with me.
First visit you are invited as a guest.
Use the code PEACETHROUGHYOGA

10/12/2025

All I want for Christmas is peace. Wrap yourself or someone you love in winter silence and Solitude of the forest .

Inspired by the stark aesthetics and spirit of 90’s black metal. The Solitude of the Forest longsleeve is a portal to stillness, featuring an etheral photograph of a Finnish forest captured by my dear friend .charles , paired with a Buddha quote that feels like a whispered black metal mantra in the snow.

My super-oversized tote acts as everyday armour - fits your mat and yoga gear is big enough for everything else , groceries, emotional debris, and whatever tools you need to survive . Strong, structured, and stylishly huge. Makes a statement without saying a word. The Meditate & Destroy (illusion) cap is back in stock too by overwhelming demand recently . Drape yourself in the sacred syllable OM as you meditate my soft cotton hand printed shawl is comforting and also if rolled doubles up as a cushion for headstand practice .

Each piece I make is an act of quiet activism, a reminder that slowing down, paying attention, and returning to yourself is a radical act in a world built on speed and distraction. Rooted in yoga philosophy, my work speaks to presence, non-violence, truth-telling, and the courage to face the mind without looking away. These messages aren’t slogans; they’re practices. They ask you to breathe deeper, to question gently, to unlearn what numbs you, and to move through the world with intention. Wear them as protection, as protest, as a daily invocation to meditate, destroy what no longer serves, and live awake. LOVE KAMELLIA

10/12/2025

All I want for Christmas is peace. Wrap yourself or someone you love in winter silence and Solitude of the forest .

Inspired by the stark aesthetics and spirit of 90’s black metal. The Solitude of the Forest longsleeve is a portal to stillness, featuring an etheral photograph of a Finnish forest captured by my dear friend .charles , paired with a Buddha quote that feels like a whispered black metal mantra in the snow.

My super-oversized tote acts as everyday armour - fits your mat and yoga gear is big enough for everything else , groceries, emotional debris, and whatever tools you need to survive . Strong, structured, and stylishly huge. Makes a statement without saying a word. The Meditate & Destroy (illusion) cap is back in stock too by overwhelming demand recently . Drape yourself in the sacred syllable OM as you meditate my soft cotton hand printed shawl is comforting and also if rolled doubles up as a cushion for headstand practice .

Each piece I make is an act of quiet activism, a reminder that slowing down, paying attention, and returning to yourself is a radical act in a world built on speed and distraction. Rooted in yoga philosophy, my work speaks to presence, non-violence, truth-telling, and the courage to face the mind without looking away. These messages aren’t slogans; they’re practices. They ask you to breathe deeper, to question gently, to unlearn what numbs you, and to move through the world with intention. Wear them as protection, as protest, as a daily invocation to meditate, destroy what no longer serves, and live awake. LOVE KAMELLIA

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