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WEEK 3 – Flexible & Free
Theme: Movement, Mobility, Emotional Ease
🌿 This Week’s Rose Rituals
- Use rose oil for a self-massage ritual, especially the feet and shoulders
- Add palo santo or sage smudging to your pre-yoga routine to clear mental fog
- Pair your yoga, meditation or body rolling with a gentle rose spritz on the face or neck
✨ “To stay young, stay flexible — in the body and the mind.”
🌹 Daily Rose Ritual
Start each morning with a short Rose Meditation. Gaze at a fresh rose or candle and simply observe it — its shape, colour, scent, and energy. This simple act soothes stress, enhances focus, and opens the heart chakra. Just 2–3 minutes a day can reset your mind and set a calm, beautiful tone for everything that follows.
Healthy Drink

Healthy Drink
Morning Kickstart
- 1 cup spinach or collard greens
- 2 medium beet, peeled and chopped
- 2 oranges
- 1 lime
- ½ cup pineapple chunks
- ¼ teaspoon chilli pepper, cayenne, or 1-inch piece of ginger (choose one or two based on your heat preference)
Ong Namo Guru Dev Namo
As kundalini yoga is a very powerful form of yoga it is recommended to tune in to begin. Ong Namo Guru Dev Namo is the mantra we use to start our kundalini yoga practice. We chant this 3 times at the start of our yoga practice. Its is a mantra for protection and guidance and it helps draw us out of our busy worlds to tune in to ourselves.
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Tuning in
The Long Time Sunshine
This is how we end our Kundalini Yoga Practice with the Long Time Sunshine. Finishing up with the words Sat Nam which means I am, or honouring yourself. Following your path in life.
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Tuning Out