Service Description

This January at Samana Yoga join us for a New Moon gathering and Sound bath. This workshop will include a handmade leather journal for manifesting your best year yet! We have a few different journal options to choose from. If you don't want the journal you can also choose just the workshop. Learn some tools for manifesting & journaling. New Beginnings: January symbolizes fresh starts and opportunities for personal growth. Reflection and Foresight: The month encourages looking back on the past and planning for the future. Renewal: January represents a time for spiritual and personal renewal. Protection: Garnets, the birthstone of January, are believed to offer protection and good fortune. Loyalty: Carnations, another January birth flower, represent loyalty and affection. Transformation: The birch tree, associated with January, symbolizes new beginnings and rebirth. Wisdom: The Wolf Moon in January is linked to clarity and inner wisdom. Duality: The Roman god Janus, for whom January is named, represents the balance between past and future. Potential: Like seeds waiting to sprout, January holds the promise of future growth and possibilities. JANUS: The Two-Faced God of Transitions The month of January derives its name from Janus, the Roman god of doorways and transitions. Janus is depicted with two faces, one looking to the past and one to the future. This duality represents the reflective nature of January, urging us to learn from our past experiences while planning for future possibilities. Janus is a funny-looking god from old Roman stories. He has two faces! One face looks back at the past, and the other looks forward to the future. This is why January is a good time to think about what happened last year and what we want to happen in the new year. It’s like standing in a doorway, where you can see both where you’ve been and where you’re going. Janus reminds us to learn from our old experiences and use that wisdom to make good choices for the future.