New Year's DayIntention Mini Retreat
Close the year with care, and begin the next one with a clear intention.
- Date
- New Year's Day, Friday, January 1, 2027
- Time
- 3:00 to 5:00pm
- Venue
- House of Mystics, 4200 E. Florida Ave, Hemet
- With
- Julianne Arce
Early bird ends December 23. Limited to 8 guests. Registration closes December 30.
2026 · 2027
Most resolutions are made in a rush and gone by February. This is the opposite.
A slow New Year's Day afternoon to honor the year you lived, set down what you are done carrying, and choose one intention that comes from somewhere deeper than willpower. We will plant that intention the way it is meant to be planted, in yoga nidra, where it can take root while you rest.
Julianne
Four parts, one intention
- One
Reflect
Guided journaling on the year you lived: what happened, what you learned, and what you are grateful for.
- Two
Release
Write what you are ready to leave behind, then watch it dissolve in water. A quiet ritual for letting go.
- Three
Choose
A guided inquiry into what matters most, then one intention, or one word, written on a card to keep.
- Four
Rest
A long sankalpa yoga nidra that plants your intention deep beneath the busy mind, while you rest.
An intention, not a resolution
In yoga nidra, a sankalpa is a short, heartfelt intention you repeat while the body rests and the mind grows quiet. It is planted beneath the noise, where real change begins.
You will leave with your intention written on a card for your mirror or desk, and a seven day practice to carry it through the first week of the year.
How the afternoon flows
- 2:45pmDoors open, warm tea, find your mat
- 3:00pmOpening circle and breath
- 3:10pmReflecting on the year
- 3:35pmRelease ritual
- 3:50pmFinding your sankalpa
- 4:10pmSankalpa yoga nidra by candlelight
- 4:50pmClosing circle
- 5:00pmInto the new year
Save your spot
Limited to 8 guests. Registration closes Wednesday, December 30 at 3:00pm.
Julianne Arce
I have practiced yoga and meditation for about twenty years and taught for thirteen, including seven years leading international teacher trainings.
Yoga nidra and the sankalpa are the heart of what I teach, and New Year's Day is how I begin every year.
Good to know
Still wondering about something?
Ask me directlyBegin with intention
3:00 to 5:00pm at House of Mystics, Hemet. Only 8 spots.
Save your spot