DEPTH

“The only way out is in.”

100h Teacher Training with Satu Tuomela & Lina Jarl The Feels, Stockholm

14–18 October · In person at The Feels, Hammarby Allé 53, Stockholm
Online session before & after + 50h recorded Embodied Yin (Embodied Yin grads — check investment section)

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This is an invitation to go into the actual felt experience of the body, its energy, its intelligence, and its capacity to heal.

In Embodied Yin we find our organic movement patterns, our energetic web, the rivers of growth and expansion already running through us. Some of it is held āsana. Some of it is free movement, Qigong, stillness. All of it is held with Maitri — loving kindness, toward yourself first.

These practices move energy through the meridians, restore fluid flow, and let the nervous system genuinely settle. This round we take that deeper: you’ll also get hands on Gua Sha and Moxabustion as direct, practical expressions of that same meridian intelligence, tools to use on yourself, and to carry forward in how you teach.

Why DEPTH, why now

We live in relentlessly Yang times — go, produce, deliver, do, do, do. Yin, and the genuine rebalancing of Yin-Yang, is what lets us stop, reset, and return to ourselves before we act again.

DEPTH is built around that rebalancing. You’ll deepen your own practice in somatic and embodied yoga — Embodied Yin at the center — while developing the skill, clarity, and authentic presence to hold that space for others.

The philosophical ground

DEPTH is rooted  in living philosophical frameworks that have mapped the body-mind for thousands of years.

The Three Treasures — Jing, Qi, and Shen — form the foundational model of how life force is held, moved, and expressed through us. Jing: our essential substance, our deep reserves, what we inherit and what we protect. Qi: the vital energy that animates, circulates, and connects. Shen: the spirit that illuminates, perceives, and relates. Understanding these three and how they interweave changes and supports how you feel yourself in practice, and in life, and how you hold others in sessions.

The Five Spirits — Shen, Hun, Po, Zhi, and Yi — are the five expressions of consciousness housed in the organ systems of Chinese Medicine. Together they describe the full landscape of how we think, feel, dream, grieve, will, and remember. The Five Spirits offer one of the most nuanced maps we have for the relationship between body and psyche, and they run through everything in DEPTH: how we understand yin postures and their organ correspondences, how we read the nervous system, how we design practices that genuinely meet people where they are.

These frameworks are not background material. They are the spine of the week, the lens through which Embodied Yin, Somatic Nidra, Gua Sha, and Moxabustion all come into focus as one coherent body of knowledge rather than separate tools.

What’s inside

Traditional and classical Chinese Medicine, Embodied Yin, nondual Somatics and Somatic Nidra form the structure of the training, rooted throughout in Three Treasures and Five Spirits philosophy. Gua Sha and Moxabustion run through some of the TCM sessions as the hands-on, embodied edge of what you’re studying, making the practice even more tangible.

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Across the five days you’ll move through:

  • Asana (Embodied Yin)

  • Somatics and free movement

  • Props and assists

  • Embodied and experiential anatomy

  • Three Treasures theory and practice

  • Five Spirits — Shen, Hun, Po, Zhi, Yi

  • Somatic Nidra methodology

  • Breath

  • Sound

  • Meditation

  • Chinese medicine and Taoism

  • Gua Sha · Moxabustion

This is a genuinely out-of-the-box training. You’ll feel what you study, and study what you’re already feeling.

There will be homework and book recommendations for after counting for about 10h.

Gua Sha & Moxabustion — why they’re here

They’re what happens when the meridian theory you’ve been absorbing through Embodied Yin, Three Treasures, and the Five Spirits becomes something you can actually do with your hands.

Gua Sha is a tool for moving stagnation. Moxabustion uses heat and moxa to warm and nourish the meridians, restore flow, and support the body’s own regulatory capacity. Together they extend the vocabulary of this training into the practical and somatic at once, tools you’ll use on yourself (and others) during the week, and tools you’ll be equipped to bring to your own students and clients.

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A day at DEPTH

Online session (about 2h date TBC) — orientation, preparation & getting to know each other

In person: Wednesday –Sunday, 14–18 October, 08:30-17:30 Everyday

  • 08:30 – 10:00   Morning movement & meditation

  • 10:00 – 12:00   Sharing circle & methodology 

    — Lunch — 

  • 13:30 – 16:00   Philosophy, experiential anatomy & Chinese medicine: Three Treasures, Five Spirits, Gua Sha, Moxabustion

    — Break — 

  • 16:30 – 17:30   Somatics / Nidra practice

Online session (about 2h date TBC) — integration, Q&A & continuing practice

In person location: The Feels, Hammarby Allé 53, Stockholm

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Your guides

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Satu Tuomela

Satu has been teaching for over 30 years and is known for her rare combination of music, somatic brilliance, shamanic roots, and deep devotion to classical non-dual Tantra. She is the creator of Authentic Flow®, Embodied Yin®, and Shake the Dust®, an ERYT500 and a certified Body-Mind Centering practitioner. Her teaching is all-seeing, intuitive, and genuinely otherworldly, and she brings enormous warmth, humour, and precision to the room in equal measure. → satu.yoga

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Lina Jarl

Lina is a certified Body Therapist and Embodied Flow™ teacher who has been working in her field since 2005, when she first encountered Shiatsu and realized the body doesn’t lie. Since then she has deepened her practice into acupuncture, Moxa, Qigong, Reiki, Craniosacral Therapy, Myofascial Release, and Feldenkrais, grounded throughout in Chinese Medicine and the Five Elements. She holds an MSc in Health & Social Science and is an accredited member of the Swedish Association of Professional Body Therapists. Lina brings clinical depth, quiet precision, and a profound capacity for listening. → linajarl.com

Investment

Full training 100h
€999 (plus VAT)


In-person days, manual, Gua Sha tool and practice, Moxabustion, online sessions, and the full 50h recorded Embodied Yin. Pay in full, or split into two.

Depth 100h - With Embodied Yin
SEK 13,750.00

In-person days, manual, Gua Sha tool and practice, Moxabustion, online sessions, and the full 50h recorded Embodied Yin. Pay in full, or split into two.

Already done Embodied Yin?
€799 (plus VAT)


In-person days, manual, Gua Sha tool and practice, Moxabustion, online sessions, and the full 50h recorded Embodied Yin. Pay in full, or split into two.

Depth 100h - Without Embodied Yin
SEK 11,000.00

For those who’ve completed the 50h Embodied Yin with Satu (or Agnes’ 50h Yin Yoga Teacher Training). Same in-person training including Gua Sha tool and Moxabustion, without the recording. You will get a 100h certificate. Pay in full, or split into two.

This training is yoga alliance certified through Authentic Flow Tribe.