WATA embodies the essence of Movement Mysticism. Like water, it is fluid, adaptive, and deeply connected to life’s rhythms. WATA Movement is more than just an online yoga membership – it is a sanctuary for your soul.

THE
FLOW OF LIBERATION

ANCIENT ROOTS,
MODERN FLOWS

WATA Movement blends Kemetic Yoga, Vinyasa Flow, African indigenous practices, tantric teachings, and contemporary psycho-spiritual sciences, all deeply rooted in ancient Kemetic spirituality. It honors your body’s wisdom and the sacredness of movement, using the body as a vessel to connect with the divine. Non-dogmatic and ever-evolving, each session invites you to flow with intention, embody liberation, and reconnect with your highest self.

AWAKEN YOUR SPIRIT

Explore a curated collection of classes, meditations, and yoga journeys designed to nurture your body, mind, and spirit. From sensual, feminine flows to womb wellness practices and transformative sequences, each offering is crafted to awaken your intuition, ignite your inner power, and support your journey toward liberation.

EXPLORE YOUR WATA JOURNEY

Flow into transformative practices designed to nourish every aspect of your being. Practice from the comfort of your home, whether you have 10 minutes or an hour. WATA offers something for you, guiding you to reconnect with your highest self.

FEMININE EMBODIMENT

Across Africa, the divine feminine is honored through sacred beings like Mami Wata, the spirit of water and transformation. She is both fierce and nurturing, a protector and a healer. Her fluidity reminds us of the power of surrender and the limitless strength within.

WATA Movement draws upon this sacred energy, celebrating the divine feminine through yoga, meditation, and movement. Whether it’s the healing embrace of water spirits like Oshun and Yemaya, or the fiery transformation of Sekhmet, every practice is a journey to reconnect with source.

Dinah (she/her) is a dedicated yoga and meditation teacher with over a decade of experience, teaching since 2014. Rooted in indigenous and yogic traditions, she discovered the transformative power of a home practice during her time in Australia and after the birth of her son. It was during this period that she realized how much she was missing like-minded, supportive spaces that embraced a trauma-informed and decolonized approach. In their absence, her home practice became a sanctuary – a sacred space for healing, growth, and reconnection.

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