yoga for the hostages Tuesday 27 feb
sw7 London
FINAL CALL - Bookings will close by end of day Monday 26 Feb.
Join me for a yoga practice dedicated to the hostages held in Gaza for over 130 days under dire conditions.
The hope for them, girls, boys, elderlies, women and men of being released diminishes every day.
Through yoga, we will honour their bodies, minds, and spirits, sending them energy to support their liberation.
Everybody can join and be part of this experience, you do not need to have experience in yoga for this class.
What matters isn't the depth of your downward facing dog, what matters is your intention and presence.
This event is organised in order to raise awareness for the hostages situation in Gaza and funds to help the families of victims of terror.
The class will be hosted in a beautiful private space in SW7, a few min walk from knightsbridge station.
The exact location will be confirmed to attendees on the day of the event.
BRING YOUR OWN YOGA MAT
If you can not make the class, still consider giving to the fundraisers below.
event schedule:
Tues 27 Feb
6:45pm arrival
Class time 7pm-8pm
Departure by 8:15pm
This is an all level yoga class, beginners are welcome.
We will flow from vinyasa to yin yoga.
Important : Bring your own mat!
BOOKING and donation PROCESS
To join the class, donate a minimum of £20 to Bring them home family forum now or to Atzum organisation.
You will receive a receipt via email. Forward this email along with your full name and phone number to info@sarahdrai.com to be added to the list.
Note, gift aid for Uk tax payers is available with both fundraisers.
On this picture is Nama Levy, 19, one of the 136 hostages. We all saw her being dragged by Hamas-ISIS terrorists in a car with a grey tracksuit full of blood between her legs.
The yoga is to give and support her family.
Fundraiser 1.
Bring them home now
The Hostage and Missing Families Forum was formed by the families of the abductees less than 24 hours after the horrific attack.
The forum offers families holistic medical and emotional support as well as professional assistance, and advances the ongoing efforts locally, regionally and globally, to bring the hostages and the missing back home.
On this picture is Kfir Bibas. He is now 1 year old, the youngest hostage taken in Oct 7 along with his brother, Ariel 4years old and his mother Shiri, 32 years old. He celebrated his first birthday as hostage in Gaza.
Fundraiser 2.
Atzum
A terrorist attack lasts a moment; its impact lasts a lifetime. Terrorism is a recurrent, brutally disruptive part of life in the State of Israel.
Many victims and their families never recover. Support the survivors of terror by DONATING HERE.
On this picture is Carmel Gat, 39, yoga teacher from Tel Aviv. She was visiting her parents in Kibbutz Be’eri on October 7 when Hamas terrorists attacked, killing her mother, Kinneret. It was reported by released hostages that she was seen teaching yoga and meditation to a group of hostage children to help them cope with the situation.
This event is organised in collaboration with HOUMOUS foundation
email for inquiries at info@sarahdrai.com
Liabilities and images:
In joining this class you also formally agree to the terms outlined here.
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