Uploaded January 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Welcome to the Witchual Workout with Laura Tempest Zakroff - a ritually-inspired movement experience designed to get us moving a bit more on a daily basis. Each day, we'll have a different magical focus and build up our stamina and body exploration.
Wednesdays we look to the divine for inspiration, and considering this is a historic day here in the United States - not only do we have the inauguration of Joe Biden as President, but Kamala Harris becomes the nation's first female Vice President. Not only that, but Kamala is also a woman of color - and I can't stress enough how much representation matters for inspiring change. (You can tell I have a lot of feels about it.) Kamala's middle name is Devi - which comes from Sanskrit and means "goddess." Devi represents the feminine aspect of the divine, the great Mother Goddess (in Hindu mythology, but dates to earlier belief systems). We all have this aspect of the divine embodied within us, regardless of gender.
Follow along and adjust as needed, listening to your body's needs.
Music:
"Roots and Wings" by Sheila Chandra
"Saldek" by Dead Can Dance
Welcome to the Witchual Workout with Laura Tempest Zakroff - a ritually-inspired movement experience designed to get us moving a bit more on a daily basis. Each day, we'll have a different magical focus and build up our stamina and body exploration.
Wednesdays we look to the divine for inspiration, and considering this is a historic day here in the United States - not only do we have the inauguration of Joe Biden as President, but Kamala Harris becomes the nation's first female Vice President. Not only that, but Kamala is also a woman of color - and I can't stress enough how much representation matters for inspiring change. (You can tell I have a lot of feels about it.) Kamala's middle name is Devi - which comes from Sanskrit and means "goddess." Devi represents the feminine aspect of the divine, the great Mother Goddess (in Hindu mythology, but dates to earlier belief systems). We all have this aspect of the divine embodied within us, regardless of gender.
Follow along and adjust as needed, listening to your body's needs.
Music:
"Roots and Wings" by Sheila Chandra
"Saldek" by Dead Can Dance
