
07/18/2025
Yoga Is More Than Poses — It’s a State of Being
Yoga is often mistaken as merely a physical practice — a sequence of poses performed on a mat. While the physical aspect is one doorway into yoga, it is only a small part of what the tradition encompasses.
At its core, yoga is the cultivation of awareness — the union of body, breath, mind, and spirit. It’s a practice of presence, a return to stillness, and a conscious connection to life itself. Whether through movement, stillness, breathwork or meditation, the heart of yoga lies in how fully we are present in any given moment.
Yoga can look like acrobatics. It can also look like walking in silence, jumping a horse, climbing a mountain, or even doing the dishes — as long as these actions are approached with mindfulness, intention, and a felt connection to breath and being.
In this way, yoga is not something you do — it’s a way of being. It’s not limited to the mat. It’s in the way we breathe, the way we love, the way we meet challenge and joy. The real posture of yoga is not the one we strike — it’s the one we live.
(Shown here - My littlest doing her version of yoga with her buddy Annie ❤️)
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