Wellbeing Celebration
99 Tari Road, Te Awamutu, Waipa
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This is our first annual festival to celebrate wellbeing in nature. We’ve brought together activities within the sanctuary to explore nature through the lens of wellbeing. We have a programme that includes sessions of yoga, meditation, chi kung, a self-guided wellbeing walk with activities to try, a mindful hike, a guided sensory experience, wonderful music and more.
Also on offer are rongoā rakau tours and the delicious moonlight mediation event.
We are privileged to have the amazing Horomona Horo perform. Horomona is a composer and taonga pūoro practitioner, fusing traditional Maori instruments - taonga pūoro - with a diverse range of cultural and musical forms.
The following practitioners have generously donated their time toward this wonderful day and to support our conservation project: Fiona Clarkson, Elizabeth Day, Joyce Fleming, Katie Hoffman, Horomona Horo, Werner Eisenhauer, Danielle Jones, Kylie Rae, Willa Thaniya Reid, Colleen Ryan, Marisa Snykers, Nicola Turner.
WHAT'S ON
While you support your wellbeing your booking supports the wellbeing of Sanctuary Mountain Maungatautari.
Nine Wellbeing Activities to Choose From
Nicola Turner, Mainstream Green: Living lightly, a simpler life that's gentler on the planet
Werner Eisenhauer, Sahaja Yoga: Meditation to restore balance, wellbeing and improve self esteem
Fiona Clarkson & Danielle Renee: Restorative Yin Yoga with Taonga pūoro sound healing
Katie Hoffman: Yin yoga, guided meditation and journaling
Colleen Ryan, Kinesiologist, Priority Wellness: Self-healing exercises at our fingertips - bring your sparkle to life!
Marisa Snykers: A gentle Hatha yoga practice for beginners
Joyce Fleming, Naturally Connecting: Enhance your connection with nature through a guided exploration of the senses
Kylie Rae or Robyn Richardson, Nature & Nosh: Focus on being mindful in nature to promote problem solving and creative thinking
Rosie Cahalane: Simple meditative chi kung movements echoing nature to restore and replenish.
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