Can We Talk About Clapping After Yoga Class?
Yoga is a practice, not a performance.
Teaching yoga is a service, an experience, a conversation between bodies and breath—not a show we put on.
Yoga is a practice, not a performance.
Teaching yoga is a service, an experience, a conversation between bodies and breath—not a show we put on.
The “certain something” that most teachers aren’t aware their students are seeking (even if they don’t know it consciously): Students want to FEEL that you care about them. They need to feel SAFE and SEEN.
And I don’t just mean on one foot! The Essence of Balance in Yoga: Insights from Vedic Wisdom Yoga is often perceived as a practice confined to physical postures and flexibility. However, its true essence as an ancient practice and philosophy of life transcends the mat and our modern day …