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Two Factions of Yoga in Harmony: BWY and UWTSD Bring Together a Decade of Yoga on a Mission

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The British Wheel of Yoga (BWY) and the Harmony Institute at the University of Wales Trinity Saint David (UWTSD) are Coming Together

BWY, a charity that has been working tirelessly to promote the health and wellbeing of people for over 60 years, is marking a major milestone in its journey by celebrating its 60th anniversary. To commemorate this significant event, it is teaming up with the Harmony Institute at the University of Wales Trinity Saint David, a leading research centre that prioritises human wellbeing and the natural world. The collaboration will culminate in a two-day yoga festival, celebrating harmony and the transformative power of yoga, scheduled to take place from Saturday, June 28 to Sunday, June 29, 2025, both online and in-person at the Lampeter campus of UWTSD.

The Festival’s Theme and Goals

The festival will explore the theme of ‘harmony’ and delve into the ways in which yoga can facilitate connections between individuals, communities, and the world, ultimately promoting a more peaceful and sustainable lifestyle. It aims to inspire visitors to engage with the ancient wisdom of yoga in a more meaningful and holistic way.

Keynote Speakers and Guests

To highlight the importance of yoga in modern life, the festival will feature a diverse range of keynote speakers and guests. These include local Welsh yoga teachers who will lead daily practices, national health and wellbeing experts, such as Michael Dooley, who will present his innovative approach to rehabilitation through yoga, and academics, including Daniel Simpson, a renowned yoga historian, and Dr. Nicholas Campion, the principal lecturer at the University of Wales Trinity Saint David and director of the Harmony Institute.

What You Can Look Forward to

In-person activities will include:

• Rhythmic drumming workshops

• Nature-based mandala creation

• A marketplace featuring signed books and wellbeing products

Earlybird Tickets Available

Earlybird tickets are available until Saturday, May 24, priced at £99 for BWY members and £125 for non-members for the in-person event, and £40 for members and £50 for non-members for online participation.

Ticket Type Pricing (BWY Members) Pricing (Non-Members)
Earlybird (In-person) £99 £125
Earlybird (Online) £40 £50
Day Tickets (In-person) £65 £80
Prices Increase on May 25

Prices will increase by 20% after Saturday, May 24. Make sure to grab your tickets early to avoid missing out on this incredible event.

Quote from BWY: “Yoga’s Transformative Power Beyond the Mat”

“I’m thrilled to see the BWY and the Harmony Institute collaborating to bring the healing power of yoga to the community. As someone who’s been practicing yoga for many years, I can attest to its ability to transform not only our bodies, but also our minds and spirits. I’m excited to share this experience with everyone and inspire others to find their own inner peace and harmony. – Jo Bogacz, National Officer for BWY Wales

Quote from UWTSD: “Harmony and Wellbeing in Action”

“The Harmony Institute is proud to partner with the BWY in celebrating their 60th anniversary. We believe that true wellbeing extends far beyond personal health and into our connection with others and the natural world. This festival is a shining example of how ancient wisdom can guide us towards more meaningful and sustainable ways of living. – Dr Nicholas Campion, Principal Lecturer at the University of Wales Trinity Saint David and Director of the Harmony Institute

The Harmony Project: Transforming Education in Welsh Classrooms

  • • The Harmony Project uses the ‘nature as teacher’ approach in Welsh classrooms, incorporating nature-based learning to engage students.
  • • The project’s founder, Richard Dunne, will demonstrate how nature-based learning can have a profound impact on students’ academic performance and emotional wellbeing.
  • • Richard will also showcase how his ‘nature as teacher’ approach is transforming the way students learn in Welsh classrooms, prioritizing the natural world as an essential aspect of education.

Nature-Based Mandala Creation: A Key Activity at the Festival

Nature-Based Mandala Creation Activity

Nature-Based Mandala Creation: A Key Activity at the Festival

Festival Highlights: Get Ready to Explore the World of Yoga and Harmony

  1. Yoga and Nature: Harnessing the Power of Nature to Enhance Our Lives
  2. Healthy Eating and Sustainable Living
  3. Yoga for Mental Health and Wellbeing
  4. The Importance of Community and Interconnection in Modern Life

Conclusion

Don’t Miss This Opportunity to Experience the Transformative Power of Yoga and Harmony

Secure Your Tickets Now and Be a Part of This Historic Event

Join the Movement Towards a More Peaceful and Sustainable Way of Living

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