Born From The Heart
an iRest® Yoga Nidra workshop
with Neal Ghoshal and Una Hubbard
OM Yoga Studio, Stonefields, Auckland
28th July 2018, 12.30-3.30pm, $60
Bookings: omyogastudio.co.nz
09 212 9579 | book online >
Experience the joy of deep relaxation and meditation through iRest Yoga Nidra. The invitation in this 3-hour workshop is to explore Sankalpa: san means “born from the heart”, and
- Discover an Inner Resource which offers support, security and resilience no matter the outer circumstances of your life.
- Enquire into your deepest, heartfelt wishes for your life.
- Rest deeply within the ease of being.
This workshop will be a combination of discussion, with lots of time to practice and experience iRest Yoga Nidra. You can also fine out more information on iRest here >
Open to all levels – students, teachers, and anyone interested in Yoga, meditation, kindness and self-care.
Further information & bookings:
09 212 9579
omyogastudio.co.nz | book online >
OM Yoga Studio
Shop 16, Stonefields Market
40 Stonefields Ave
Stonefields Auckland 1072

Una Hubbard
Una became a certified Flow Yoga teacher in 2006 and has been teaching classes at Habit, the Open Polytechnic of NZ, and in many corporate environments throughout Wellington for over ten years. In 2013 she discovered the healing potency of iRest Yoga Nidra as a unique form of meditative inquiry.
She completed Levels I and II training directly with Dr. Richard Miller (the founder of iRest) and in 2015 became the first certified iRest Yoga Nidra teacher in NZ. Since then she has regularly been assisting at iRest teacher trainings in Australia and NZ and has recently become a member of the Meditation Association of Australia.
Una is passionate about helping clients and students meet life’s challenges through this meditation practice. She offers one-on-one sessions and occasional group classes throughout the Wellington CBD and from the Ngaio Natural Health Centre.
More about Una here: findingcentre.co.nz

Neal Ghoshal
Neal has been practicing yoga for twenty years and teaching since 2003. He sees yoga as a guide to restoring our place and understanding of who we are and how we can live peacefully, happily and completely fulfilled.
Neal’s teaching focuses on exploring and refining natural movement and alignment principles – learning to embody these principles in a way that takes our spiritual practice into our everyday lives.
“My aim in teaching is to create a safe and inviting space in which to learn and discover Yoga as a balance between effort and effortlessness, structural alignment and organic fluidity, mindfulness and spontaneity.