from within

Mandala Yoga + Mindful Art Immersion, connecting from within.

People participating in a mindful or meditation workshop in a bright, minimalistic studio with a white floor and brick walls, sitting on cushions around a circular arrangement of autumn leaves.

Weaving two of my favourite practices (yoga and mindful art) — this session is an invitation to breathe, flow, and create — from the inside-out, rather than the outside-in.

In a world of endless notifications and constant noise, we are so often pulled outward — where the mind races, plans, and tries to stay in control. Here, we turn inward. We step out of the thinking-mind and into the feeling-body, shifting from doing to being. Every breath, every movement, every stroke of the pen becomes a way to reconnect with the centre of the Self.

This seasonal offering is inspired by the essence of Spring — a time of renewal, expansion, and fresh beginnings. Together, we’ll create space to awaken curiosity, invite growth, and express what is ready to emerge — allowing the rising energy of the season to guide us back into balance and vitality.

WHEN?

Saturday, 28th March 2026

1:30pm — 4:30pm

WHERE?

“Wen created a very safe, calm and inclusive space. Her authenticity and gentleness encouraged me to let go and lean in to myself. Throughout the session, I felt something shift internally and was able to open and flow. Her instruction was so clear and comforting.  The workshop created a sense of togetherness and internal exploration. I felt I could be me and I felt safe.”

So, what is a Mandala?

A mandala is a symbolic, circular, geometric design, often used in Hindu and Buddhist traditions. It represents the universe, a microcosm of the cosmos.

The word "mandala" translates to circle, sacred centre, and essence in Sanskrit. Mandalas are used in various spiritual and ritual practices, often as a tool for meditation and focusing attention. Mandalas also represent oneness, wholeness and infinity (with no beginning or ending) - the circle of life.

Mandalas (not necessarily perfect circles) are commonly found in nature, appearing from the smallest particles to the largest celestial bodies - such as orbit of planets and moons, tree rings, stone, seashells, ripple of water and sound waves.

Person coloring a mandala design with colored pencils on a piece of paper, with additional colored sketches nearby, on a table with a tablecloth.
Two women arranging a floral centerpiece with candles and flowers on the floor, surrounded by various pieces of greenery and flowers.

What to expect?

Take a glimpse of the previous From Within offerings here.

Meet your facilitator.

Bristol Yoga Teacher Wen Yee Kok

Wen is a Malaysian Chinese yoga sharer, wellness facilitator and creative based in Bristol, UK. Yoga first came into Wen’s life 18 years ago through physical poses (asanas), where her goal back then was to improve her flexibility for cheerleading. That was when she discovered yoga is not just a workout, but a work-in.

Since then, she lives life as a ritual, led from the wisdom of yoga. To her, yoga is not just something we do – it’s a way of being, feeling and living, where we carry the values beyond the mat, weaving them into the vessels of everyday life.

Over the past seven years, her approach to sharing yoga has evolved, shaped by her own sadhana and interest in Prana Vinyasa, Somatics, Daoism, Qi Gong, Traditional Chinese Medicine, Non-Dual Philosophy, Bhakti Yoga, and living in rhythm with nature.

Wen’s classes unfold as a journey to return home – intentional and progressive, woven with stories and embodied the elements of nature.

Ticket Price

£36 until Fri 20th Oct

£45

£25

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Group of women participating in a yoga or meditation class in a bright, minimalist room with potted plants and tied blankets in the background. They are sitting on the floor around a central decorative arrangement with flowers, drawing or writing.

Heartfelt words from the previous offering.

“Wen is someone that teaches yoga and with so much passion, enthusiasm and wholesomeness. I can't tell you how amazingly Wen thought about every single aspect of this workshop, from the space she created to the way she held every single one of us & meeting us where we were. I love how all of us brought our own individuality and creativity into making our own mandala art. Wen’s storytelling at the start of the practice centres and grounds me into the space whilst encouraging me to take what I've learnt into my busy day-to-day life - she really is an absolute gem! Thank you for all the inspiration and wisdom you've given me in the short time you've been in Bristol.”

“Wen created a very safe, calm and inclusive space. Her authenticity and gentleness encouraged me to let go and lean in to myself. Throughout the yoga practise I felt something shift internally and was able to open and flow. Her instruction throughout was so clear and comforting. The mandala art session was again gentle and very encouraging tying the two practises together.  The whole afternoon created a sense of togetherness and internal exploration. I felt I could be me and I felt safe. BEAUTIFUL! Thank you, Wen.”

“I don’t know what it was, whether it was the practice or the art, or the talking, but I just feel utterly moved and have tears in my eyes when I think about the workshop.

The way you hold space is so so beautiful. I could tell that each pose had a meaning behind it and wasn’t there randomly. I loved how you shared your story before we began and showed us your drawings and inspiration, and then the closing when we could share our thoughts. I also love the circles you made on our papers - honestly, every detail was so thought through and they had such intention behind it that it made me feel really appreciated and well looked after.”

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