To Gather
A collective of teachers, practitioners and healers
Creating immersive experiences at the intersection of wellbeing, culture, beauty and design. Not retreats, not events: living moments built from movement, nature, art, food and human connection.
To-Gather is where Léa and Conor share their gatherings: weekends and weeks of practice in beautiful places, built around presence, community and love in all its forms.
Your teachers
Conor & Léa
Conor Byrnes
Conor Byrnes is an internationally teaching yoga and meditation guide whose work has taken him across five continents — leading retreats, trainings, and workshops in Brazil, Sri Lanka, Bali, Morocco, India, and Indonesia, alongside a European circuit running from Paris and Berlin to Barcelona, Milan, Stavanger, and beyond.
An Advanced Certified Jivamukti teacher (800+ hours) by formal training, his own teaching has grown into something independent and synthetic, grounded in the philosophy of Nondual Śaiva Tantra. From this he has built his own body of work, including the Spanda U teacher-training system and his triple-register krama sequencing. He has mentored at international teacher trainings in India and beyond, and guides emerging teachers toward certification.
A neuropsychologist by training (MSc, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin) and a former Peace Corps volunteer in Senegal, Conor has always paired his teaching with ecological and humanitarian work. That commitment began in Senegal with the Jango Project — clean water, schools, and reforestation in rural communities — and continues today in the founding of Safara Lekki, a regenerative sanctuary in Casamance.
Léa Baxerres
Léa Baxerres is a certified Jivamukti Yoga teacher and practitioner based in France. Her teaching combines physically demanding, rhythmic sequences with slower, restorative work. She sees yoga as one of the guiding lights in the constellation of health, including a holistic approach using breathing, sleep, nutrition and mental balance.
Every project she leads is different. The people involved, the setting and the timing all shape what the gathering becomes. Her aim is to create spaces where each person feels they belong and can settle into the practice at their own pace.