Screenshot The Anchor in the Storm: Why Discipline and Yoga Are Your Ultimate Superpowers We live in a world obsessed with quick fixes, instant gratification, and high-intensity hustling. We want results yesterday, and we want them with as little effort as possible. But deep down, we all know the truth: anything truly worth having requires … Continue reading The Anchor in the Storm.

The Great Self-Robbery of the present moment: We are living in an era of self-robbery with the systematic theft of the present moment. Our minds have become frantic, oscillating between the shadows of the past and the anxieties of the future. We consume sixty-second videos, eat while running, and move at a pace that renders … Continue reading The Great Self- Robbery

A Conversation with Your Body ​Many of us approach the miracle of nature—our body—with a consumer attitude. If the body doesn't hurt, we assume we are in good health and have a good relationship with ourselves. This may be true, or it could be far from it. ​I believe that, like in any relationship, we … Continue reading A conversation with your body

Practice. Focus. Surrender. There is a misconception surrounding yoga: many think you need flexibility, or nowadays you need both strength and flexibility, in order to practise. In truth, this is merely a superficial image of yoga that bears no relation to its depth. It is akin to believing that the glossy pictures on social media … Continue reading Practice. Focus. Surrender

Yoga offers many levels of intensity, from gentle and soothing to dynamic, powerful, and invigorating. At its core, all yoga practice focuses on internal work. Whether holding a forward bend for ten minutes or performing Sun Salutations for 10 minutes, the common thread is observing the breath, mind, energetic and physical sensations. Using our intelligence … Continue reading Sacred practice