The Lies We Tell Ourselves: Yoga As A Path to The Truth
I spent most of my life with the mantra, “God doesn’t love me.” Then I found my way to a yoga class.
I spent most of my life with the mantra, “God doesn’t love me.” Then I found my way to a yoga class.
Yoga can be a powerful practice to uncover and interrupt the ways in which racism and privilege negatively impact our community.
After twenty years as a firefighter, I found myself in a very dark place. Yoga opened my world to the possibilities of healing and growth.
At age fifty-three, the wind got knocked out of me when I heard these words: “You have cancer—invasive ductal carcinoma.”
Some of life’s experiences are unforgettable, forever seared into our consciousness. For me, it was 9/12/15. What should have been an otherwise ordinary fall day was anything but.
I fell in love with what yoga was doing not only for my physical recovery, but also within my mind and spirit. An inner awakening.
In 2019, our board approved an initiative to expand operations to the United Kingdom. The initiative will be spearheaded by UK Operations Director, Chelsea Roff.