Fairy Moon Yoga

11/04/2026

Register for this Sunday
https://share.fitdegree.com/?share=6ada833fab576

A Two-Hour Restorative Yoga & Spiritual Reflection Workshop
Offering by Christina (Tina) Giaccio

Grief is a deeply personal experience, and there is no single way to navigate it. Whether we are experiencing the loss of someone we love or moving through another significant life transition, we may find ourselves needing a place to pause, breathe, and reconnect with ourselves.

Grief as a Practice of Keeping the Heart Open offers a safe, compassionate space to honor what we carry while gently exploring how we can remain open to love, connection, and life.

Drawing from restorative yoga, breathwork, intention-setting, gentle mindful movement, meditation, and yoga philosophy, this two-hour experience invites participants to slow down and meet themselves with tenderness rather than expectation.

The practice is inspired by the yogic principles of Ahimsa (non-harming), Satya (truthfulness), and Ishvara Pranidhana (surrender to something greater than ourselves), creating opportunities for personal reflection, stillness, and spiritual connection.

There is no expectation to share personal experiences, no prescribed path through grief, and nothing to fix or overcome. Participants are invited to engage at their own comfort level, with space for quiet reflection, journaling, rest, and optional prayer.

The intention is not to force the heart open, but to create enough safety for us to soften, breathe, and allow ourselves to be present with whatever arises.

Our guiding mantra:

May I meet this moment with courage.
May I offer what love asks of me today.
May I remember that even in uncertainty,
kindness is never wasted,
presence is enough,
and love remains.

This workshop is open to anyone seeking a gentle, supportive space to explore grief, change, and the practice of remaining connected to love.

November 8th Registration: https://share.fitdegree.com/?share=6ada833fab576

November 22nd Registration: https://share.fitdegree.com/?share=6ada83c7787e7

11/03/2026

Join Tina for this special event thats happening twice this month. Don’t forget to save your spot. The first one is this Sunday!

A Two-Hour Restorative Yoga & Spiritual Reflection Workshop
Offering by Christina (Tina) Giaccio

Grief is a deeply personal experience, and there is no single way to navigate it. Whether we are experiencing the loss of someone we love or moving through another significant life transition, we may find ourselves needing a place to pause, breathe, and reconnect with ourselves.

Grief as a Practice of Keeping the Heart Open offers a safe, compassionate space to honor what we carry while gently exploring how we can remain open to love, connection, and life.

Drawing from restorative yoga, breathwork, intention-setting, gentle mindful movement, meditation, and yoga philosophy, this two-hour experience invites participants to slow down and meet themselves with tenderness rather than expectation.

The practice is inspired by the yogic principles of Ahimsa (non-harming), Satya (truthfulness), and Ishvara Pranidhana (surrender to something greater than ourselves), creating opportunities for personal reflection, stillness, and spiritual connection.

There is no expectation to share personal experiences, no prescribed path through grief, and nothing to fix or overcome. Participants are invited to engage at their own comfort level, with space for quiet reflection, journaling, rest, and optional prayer.

The intention is not to force the heart open, but to create enough safety for us to soften, breathe, and allow ourselves to be present with whatever arises.

Our guiding mantra:

May I meet this moment with courage.
May I offer what love asks of me today.
May I remember that even in uncertainty,
kindness is never wasted,
presence is enough,
and love remains.

This workshop is open to anyone seeking a gentle, supportive space to explore grief, change, and the practice of remaining connected to love.

November 8th Registration: https://share.fitdegree.com/?share=6ada833fab576

November 22nd Registration: https://share.fitdegree.com/?share=6ada83c7787e7

10/31/2026

Maya is back. Join her to start off your week!

https://share.fitdegree.com?f=804&co=746
https://linkin.bio/fairymoonyoga

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10/29/2026

Join Ursula tomorrow morning to start off the weekend🎃

https://share.fitdegree.com?f=804&co=746
https://linkin.bio/fairymoonyoga

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10/28/2026

https://share.fitdegree.com/?share=6ad7d4df4f051

Find balance between movement and stillness in Cat’s 75-minute Vin Yin class. Begin with an energizing, breath-led Vinyasa flow to awaken the body and build strength, then slow things down with a soothing Yin practice featuring longer-held poses to encourage deep release and relaxation. Leave feeling grounded, refreshed, and centered.
Yoga experience is required.

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10/28/2026

https://share.fitdegree.com?f=804&co=746
https://linkin.bio/fairymoonyoga

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10/27/2026

A Two-Hour Restorative Yoga & Spiritual Reflection Workshop
Offering by Christina (Tina) Giaccio

Grief is a deeply personal experience, and there is no single way to navigate it. Whether we are experiencing the loss of someone we love or moving through another significant life transition, we may find ourselves needing a place to pause, breathe, and reconnect with ourselves.

Grief as a Practice of Keeping the Heart Open offers a safe, compassionate space to honor what we carry while gently exploring how we can remain open to love, connection, and life.

Drawing from restorative yoga, breathwork, intention-setting, gentle mindful movement, meditation, and yoga philosophy, this two-hour experience invites participants to slow down and meet themselves with tenderness rather than expectation.

The practice is inspired by the yogic principles of Ahimsa (non-harming), Satya (truthfulness), and Ishvara Pranidhana (surrender to something greater than ourselves), creating opportunities for personal reflection, stillness, and spiritual connection.

There is no expectation to share personal experiences, no prescribed path through grief, and nothing to fix or overcome. Participants are invited to engage at their own comfort level, with space for quiet reflection, journaling, rest, and optional prayer.

The intention is not to force the heart open, but to create enough safety for us to soften, breathe, and allow ourselves to be present with whatever arises.

Our guiding mantra:

May I meet this moment with courage.
May I offer what love asks of me today.
May I remember that even in uncertainty,
kindness is never wasted,
presence is enough,
and love remains.

This workshop is open to anyone seeking a gentle, supportive space to explore grief, change, and the practice of remaining connected to love.

November 8th Registration: https://share.fitdegree.com/?share=6ada833fab576

November 22nd Registration: https://share.fitdegree.com/?share=6ada83c7787e7