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A space of healing & acceptance for those on a path of transformation & growth.
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Guided Mediation & Movement
Upon the grass, under the eucalyptus tress we meet to open ourselves up to the sensations of the outdoors.
Formatted for beginners and all body types.
Pay what you can class, sliding scale of $5-20 to be paid via venmo or cash before the start of class.
We have paused Yoga in the Park for now.
Thank you to everyone who joined us!
We hope to see you again in 2023.
Bring towel/blanket length of body.
Dressing in layers recommend.
Limited Drop-Ins available… but must pre-register.
The investment in your heart is $17 for each weekly 65 min class.
During this series we will:
The Honey Hive will be stimulated to turn inward to cultivate self-love through the practice of yoga asanas (postures) and guided meditation. The true practice of yoga is learning to identify our intrinsic needs in the moment, listening, tuning in and honoring that without changing, managing, or manipulating it. The focus shifts to a loving acceptance of our vessel, compassion for the physical body allowing it to heal and grow. This is a journey of self-discovery, developing a deep reverence for our sacred space, the physical temple that holds our conscious spirit. This process can be a holistic way to heal the emotions from the inside outward.
This facility is on the corner of Blanco Rd. and Riker, with easy access and a large private parking lot.
This series runs for eight weeks from February 13th- April 2nd meeting once per week on Thursdays.
Maximum class size eight students.
Pre-registration is required, as class will fill.
Register here, then submit payment via Venmo @Audrey-Grace-Honeycutt. Full payment or payment arrangements due at time of registering.
This class is for students that enjoy a warm flowing style class. It is not necessary to have previous knowledge of yoga.
We ask that out of respect you do not wear scented lotions, or perfumes to class. (Audrey thanks you in advance.)
Once you sign up, you will receive weekly reminders and updates via email.
I look forward to flowing with you!
xo
On the corner of Blanco Road, this location offers plenty of private parking and easy access.
Required items for each class: yoga mat, comfortable clothing, and a beginners mind.
Knowledge of yoga is not required for Chair Yoga. This class is great for beginners, pregnant students, and those who wish to increase their flexibility and mobility with added support.
The purpose is to develop awareness of the mind and body, while eliminating discomfort in the body and in the mind. With that being said, a willing spirit and open heart are helpful. With continued practice chair yoga has been shown to improve symptoms of hypertension, anxiety, depression, arthritis, chronic pain, and carpal tunnel syndrome by using the mind to body connection.
Classes take place in a library/classroom at a local non-profit. So if you like the smell of books this is the perfect place for you to practice some self-care. Address listed above.
We ask that out of respect you do not wear scented lotions, or perfumes to class. (I thank you in advance.)
Maximum class size 10 students.
The investment in your health is $120 for 8-weekly 65 minute sessions.
Want to try it out? Drop-in $17 per class.
( Payment plans available, just ask.)
Registration is a two-step process.
First, please register HERE!
Then, submit payment via venmo (see below) or cash payment maybe made first day of class with arrangement.
Once you sign up, you will receive weekly reminders and updates from me via email.
I look forward to flowing with you!
xo
Please note refund policy:
Participants are welcome to try the first class to verify that it is the right fit for them with prior approval. Payments for series must be paid by the end of the first class. No refunds will be given after the start of the second class
Learn to use your breath as a tool to STRENGTHEN the
mind and SOOTHE the body.
Preregistration is required.
Registration closes at midnight the day before event.
Zoom link will be emailed morning of workshop.
Suggestions to tune into our authentic voice and heart’s purpose, while offering a deep serenity to relax the central nervous system. It is time to allow for introspection via journaling and mediation in a warm supported group.
See you soon!
XO-
Hello friend.
Let me share some insights about me.
Let’s see. How did I get here?
It all began with my desire to reduce stress and anxiety in my life. I was a single mother and the restaurant that I bartended at went bankrupt causing me to lose my job with no advanced notice. The anxiety and stress that I had seen earlier in life consumed me once again. Panic attacks, and bouts of depression was the norm, I realized I was drowning.
We learn so much as women from the generations before us and that includes how we handle mental stress. Growing up in a family where stress and mental illness were covered up with prescriptions and never to be seen in the light, I knew that if I wanted a healthy mind it was up to me to find a different way. I began to search out possibilities, leading me to mediation. With the knowledge from many books, the teachers at Insight Santa Cruz, and then Hannah Muse I have been able to develop my own mediation practice. It has become a place of sanctuary for me, a place I know is home all within me. Allowing the mind to quiet and settle in to the moment has been the greatest revelation in my world.
Shortly thereafter losing my job, I began studying at Hartnell Community College. There I took my first yoga class and experienced the eye opening moment of connection to a body I had been long cut off from. I began to show love and appreciation for what my body can do and what it does for me daily with out even asking. My journey in yoga became my road to self-love, acceptance, and now my purpose. For so many years I was lost, just floating along in life without real direction or passion. Despite leave of absences, withdraw and reapplication I received my BA in Psychology from CSUMB after five more years. I never gave up hope that one day I would be able to help guide others on this path of self-love, affirmation, and growth.
Yoga has allowed me to tune inward and follow those deep desires that light me up. So much so that it has brought me on the path to follow my life long goal of supporting others. From studying psychology for many years I know that yoga can have vast therapeutic benefits for those whose practice.
Since completing my 200 hour Awake Heart yoga teacher’s training with the Queen honeybee, Hannah Muse, my heart has been churning the sweetest honey. Here I am now glowing full of goodness to share. It has been a long journey to come home to my heart. Here I reside, full of acceptance, compassion, and self-love. I cannot wait to share this possibility of self care to others. Please come join me as I fuse my passion and knowledge of yoga with self-inquiry and personal development.
As a woman living the in modern world we have the need more than ever for community. We need a place to come together, to speak freely, to be supported, weep unapologetically, and celebrate victories. The Honey Hive is a place for us to come together with a cohesive vision to brighten others while searching for and strengthening our own inner light. Please join the Hive each full moon for a women’s fire circle. More info here.
Thank you for stopping by to see what my overflowing heart has produced for you all.
XO
Let me share with you one of the photos from my life that brings me such joy.
Christmas Tree hunting with the family and our lovely friend/photographer Sara back in 2010. It was the first year we spend the holidays all together in our home.
Audrey’s back to teach an hour and a half long class comprised of mediation, poses/movement, and self inquiry.
Join the hive the first & third Saturday of every month.
10:00-11:30 AM
2023 Schedule:
First class of the year May 6th!
Ocean cold plunge following for any who would like to participate.
Show your appreciation for the land we practice on and call home.
Classes are created for intro levels and all bodies. Beginners welcome.
Meet us at Island Beach (the dog beach) on Sandholt Road at Bass Way.
Click here for Google map/directions.
We will be just past Phil’s Fish Market next to the water towards the opening of the harbor.
Registration can be completed at location before class.
This is a “pay what you can class”, sliding scale of $5-20.*
Payment can be made at the location before class with cash or via venmo. (*No one turned away for lack of funds.)
Click here for Google map.
Please bring with you:
a large beach towel/blanket that you can lay down comfortably on (length of your body) as well as an additional small blanket to use as prop/warmth/sun shade.
Two yoga blocks of any type to use as props and support during the practice are recommended.
Just a tip: try dressing in layers for when it warms up or colds down with the weather.
The Honey Hive supports the community by giving back each month.
We donate 20% from each beach class to support non-profits and others in need within our community. Please look at these fantastic organizations/causes that we have had the pleasure of supporting that bringing much needed resources and vitality into our community:
2019
June: Yoga For All Movement
July: Epicenter
August: Gathering for Women
September: Loaves, Fishes, and Computers
October: CASA of Monterey County
November: Community Homeless Solutions
December: We Hike
2021
June: Agents of Change 831
July: All in Monterey
August: Cakes 4 Kids
2022
April: Ducky Derby
May: iTNMonterey County
June: Cakes 4 Kids
July: @CampesinaWombJustice
August: @Bobi-Hines – Fundraiser for Buster’s Surgery
September:
October:
xo