Name: QiGong & Gong Bath Ceremony
Location: Yoga Nest Zentrum, Munstergasse 20, 8001 Zurich
Teachers: Elizabet & Sarah
Date: Sunday, 27th July
Time: 18:30-20:00
Price: 69 CHF
Experience deep relaxation and energy flow in this 90-minute ceremony combining the gentle, meditative movements of QiGong with the vibrational healing of a Gong Bath. As summer’s Fire element rises, we often feel more energy, passion, and openness – but also restlessness, overexcitement, or emotional imbalances. This heart-focused QiGong & Gong Bath session will help you regulate Fire energy, bringing harmony between activity and deep inner calm.
Name: Ceramics, Breath & Stillness
Location: Yoga Nest Zentrum, Munstergasse 20, 8001 Zurich
Teachers: Guka (Yoga Nest) & Ola (Garomika)
Date: Friday, 7th November
Time: 18:00-21:00
Price: 99 CHF
Take a pause and join us for a slow, mindful November afternoon, a gentle journey of breath, stillness, and creativity. We’ve created a very special experience for you: a two-part workshop where stillness into art. Together, Guka and Ola invite you to step into a peaceful space where you can reconnect with yourself, relax deeply, and express your inner world through clay. We’ll begin the afternoon with a calming meditation and breathwork session guided by Guka - a yoga, breathwork, and meditation teacher who has been sharing her passion for conscious movement and inner connection for many years. This gentle practice is designed to help you slow down, ground yourself, and settle your nervous system. It’s a chance to leave the noise of the outside world behind and softly land in the space, with a few deep breaths and an open heart. Then, we’ll move into the creative part of our afternoon: a hands-on ceramic plate painting workshop led by Ola, the founder of Garomika. Ola is an experienced ceramic artist who fell in love with clay years ago and has been playing, exploring, and creating with it ever since. Her passion lies in the magical unpredictability of glaze alchemy, the layering of colors and the excitement of waiting to see what the kiln reveals. Every one of her workshops is filled with joy, curiosity, and warmth.