Women’s Circle Mokolodi | Yoga, Ayurveda and Self Care Experience

P750.00

Moonchild Wellness

The Botswana Women’s Circle is a sacred gathering space created to support women in slowing down, turning inward, and reconnecting with themselves and one another. Rooted in intentional movement, breath, ritual, and creativity, the Circle offers a gentle yet powerful container for embodied connection, healing, and reflection.

Held in nature and guided by holistic practices, the Botswana Women’s Circle honours the cyclical rhythms of life, seasons, and the feminine experience. As winter approaches and the call to journey inward deepens, the Circle invites women to pause, listen, and reconnect with their authentic selves through presence and shared experience.

Each gathering weaves together purposeful movement, intentional breath, yoga asana, pranayama, savasana, ritual, ceremony, and creative expression. These practices are offered not as performance, but as pathways to self‑remembering—supporting participants in grounding into their bodies, honouring their breath, and recognising their interconnectedness with others and the natural world.

The Circle is facilitated by experienced practitioners in yoga, Ayurveda, intuitive somatic therapy, and holistic healing, who guide the day with care, depth, and respect for each participant’s individual journey. Through carefully held rituals, nourishing Ayurvedic food, and shared creative practices, the Botswana Women’s Circle creates a space that feels safe, warm, and deeply nurturing.

At its heart, the Botswana Women’s Circle is about connection—to self, to community, and to something greater than ourselves. It is a space to be seen and heard, to rest and restore, and to remember that healing and growth are supported through togetherness.

The Circle welcomes women who are seeking presence, grounding, creativity, and meaningful connection, offering an experience that is both intimate and expansive, gentle and transformative.

The women’s circle Mokolodi experience is a guided half day journey designed to support self care, embodiment, and authentic connection through yoga, pranayama, Ayurveda, and shared presence.

As winter invites a natural turning inward, this women’s circle in Mokolodi creates a structured space to slow down and engage with practices that support both physical and emotional wellbeing. Participants are guided through a carefully designed sequence of breathwork, movement, reflection, and nourishment, allowing for both active engagement and restorative stillness.

Facilitated by Adriana and Mandy, the experience integrates yoga asana, pranayama, intuitive somatic practices, and Ayurvedic teachings. These elements are combined to support nervous system regulation, emotional resilience, and mental clarity while maintaining accessibility for beginners.

What to expect from the women’s circle Mokolodi experience includes a progression through multiple guided practices. The morning begins with pranayama and Sankalpa to establish intention. This is followed by a yoga asana session focused on cultivating self awareness and self compassion. Participants are then introduced to an embodied exploration of energy awareness using Reiki as a reflective practice.

The experience continues with time for rest and nourishment through snacks, golden milk, or Ayurvedic tea before opening the circle. An introduction to Ayurvedic daily routines follows, offering practical tools that can be integrated into everyday life to support long term wellbeing. Participants are then guided into a Communitas sharing space that encourages connection and reflection within a structured and supportive environment.

The session concludes with a Sattvic Ayurvedic lunch designed to support digestion and vitality. This includes warming kichary with herbs and spices, spiced rice, nourishing vegetables, and an agni supporting drink.

What to expect at this women’s circle Mokolodi event is a balance between movement and stillness. The structure ensures that participants are not overwhelmed, while still engaging deeply with each practice. No prior experience is required, and all sessions are beginner friendly and guided throughout.

Participants often ask how to prepare. Comfortable clothing suitable for movement is recommended, along with a water bottle. Bringing a journal can also enhance the experience for those who wish to reflect. Another common question is whether the experience is more physical or reflective. The design intentionally integrates both, offering a balanced approach to self care that includes gentle movement and inward awareness.

Availability is limited to maintain an intimate experience. Booking in advance is required and registration closes on 9 July.

To understand more about Ayurveda and how it supports holistic well-being, you can refer to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ayurveda

Event Details

Date
Saturday 11 July

Time
08:00 to 13:00

Location
Mokolodi 2

Price
P750 per person

What Is Included

Guided yoga and breathwork practices
Introductory energy awareness through Reiki
Ayurvedic daily routine guidance
Communitas sharing space
Snacks and herbal beverages
Sattvic Ayurvedic lunch

Facilitators

Adriana
Yoga and Ayurveda

Mandy
Intuitive somatic therapy and yoga