Inward Visions

Inward Visions · 2026 Offerings

Deep Wellness Experiences.

Movement.
Sound.
Plant medicine.
Mindfulness.
Stillness.
Release.

Come through. If it resonates, it’s for you.

Even better if it challenges you.

When the vision is clear, the vibration shifts.

Workshops for…
The overstimulated.
The burnt out.
The deep thinkers.
The quiet warriors.
The overextended.
Those in need of community.

Sound that moves time.
Movement that releases memory.
Plants that open doors.

The answers you seek can be found within.

🧘🏾‍♂️🌊🌱🔔🍄

7th

After nearly 20 years in tech, I’ve experienced things many Black professionals are only now beginning to face — layoffs, isolation, burnout, and uncertainty about the future. Even today, new challenges continue to emerge as the industry evolves.

This wellness offering lives at the intersection of my lived experience in tech and my 7 years of wellness facilitation. It’s something I’ve been intentionally developing for the past three years, and I’m now ready to share it with those who need it most.

I present to you Blacks In Tech Chakra Healing Sessions, simply known as

B.I.T.C.H. Sessions

Today I start outreach to companies that genuinely support Black wellness in tech. If this resonates, my inbox is open.

Inward Visions Yoga Check out this Presentation designed by Daniel Davis.

Session Tonight. Then Xmas Eve and New Years Eve. The times of the EVE sessions shouldn’t interfere with your plans for the evening.

Come breathe, stretch and, get aligned before enduring the holiday gauntlet known as family.

Holiday energy (and family) can be… a lot.

So here are 13 affirmations to keep your nervous system calm and your spirit unbothered.

Concentrate on these chakras
Stay ROOTed in yourself &
use your HEART
before using your THROAT.

Basically… think with your heart before you speak, but stay true to you.

Swipe ➡️ for the giggles, stay for the grounding.

Take what you need, ignore what you don’t, and also, choose peace with every bite of pie or banana pudding.

Much Love Y’all,

Daniel A. Davis