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In our ever-evolving journey of self-discovery and growth, many seek tools to connect deeper with our core values and integrate positive changes into the tapestry of our everyday lives. For countless enthusiasts, yoga is not just a series of physical postures but a transformative exploration
Savasana meditation quotes are powerful tools to help us delve deeper into our yoga practice and connect to the present moment. In this blog post, we will explore these quotes and their impact on our lives, from the first step of our yoga journey to
In this collection of 100 best yoga teacher quotes, you will find a rich tapestry of insights, encouragement, and gentle reminders of what truly lies at the heart of yoga practice. May these wise words resonate with you as a yoga instructor or practitioner, illuminating
With an abundance of literature available on yoga philosophy, anatomy, practice, and teaching methodologies, it can be challenging to determine which books deserve a spot on your bookshelf. To help guide you in pursuing continued education, we’ve curated a comprehensive list of the 40 best
India, the birthplace of Yoga, has produced numerous influential yoga teachers who have spread their knowledge and expertise worldwide. In this article, we will explore the world of Yoga, delving into the lives and teachings of 16 famous yoga teachers from India and examining their
I recently got a chance to ask a student (and new virtual yoga teacher) some questions about her yoga journey and how yoga has changed her life.
At one of the classes, he was scheduled to take, the yoga teacher didn’t show up. Risto at the time had been practicing a variety of yoga theories at home and decided to make use of what he already knew.
Risto had pointed out to
Journey to teaching online Yoga My teaching online Yoga began in 2020. But I started teaching yoga in person, at the end of 2006. By the end of 2007, I was a full-time Yoga Teacher, as I was slowly moving away from pursuing Acting in
When I teach restorative yoga I am my most connected self – to my students, to the teachings and my teachers, to myself. It is an extension of my practice. And as my practice has shifted considerably over the past few months, so has my
At Asana at Home, we value the yoga journey’s different aspects – community, progress, creativity, meaningful relationships, and fun. In addition, we love how yoga connects the mind and the body in many ways, using many forms.
Our YogaBlog will offer you inspiring personal stories from our students starting on their journey and the valuable experiences they’re learning. You’ll also read motivating personal stories from our teachers about how they got started, what yoga means to them, and essential tips they’ve learned on their journeys.
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