Posts Tagged ‘yoga philosophy’
Beyond 200 Hours: Why Continue Your Yoga Teacher Training?
Completing a 200-hour yoga teacher training is a significant accomplishment. It can change the way you understand movement, deepen your relationship with yoga philosophy, and introduce you to the art…
Read MoreWhat Is Santosha? The Yoga Practice of Enough
There is always something else we could be working toward. A better job, a healthier routine, a stronger body, a calmer mind, a more organized home, or simply a version…
Read MoreWhat If Your Best Self Has Been There All Along?
Spend just a few minutes scrolling through social media or browsing the self-help section of a bookstore, and you’ll notice a common message: becoming a better version of yourself has…
Read MoreThe Eight Limbs of Yoga: Discovering the Philosophy Beyond the Poses
For many people, yoga begins as a physical practice. It may start with the hope of improving flexibility, building strength, reducing stress, or simply finding a healthier way to move…
Read MoreA Reflection on Freedom, Community, and Mindfulness This Juneteenth
Juneteenth marks an important moment in American history. Celebrated each year on June 19, it commemorates the day in 1865 when enslaved African Americans in Galveston, Texas learned of their…
Read MoreHow to Rest and Recharge: What Yoga Teaches Us About Recovery
Most people know when they are tired. What is often harder to recognize is whether they are truly resting. In a culture that celebrates productivity, busyness, and constant stimulation, many…
Read MoreThe Hidden Benefits of Yoga Teacher Training (Beyond Teaching Yoga)
Yoga teacher training is often seen as the next step for those who want to become instructors, but its impact reaches far beyond the yoga studio. A 200-hour training is…
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