Ashtanga yoga Squamish

10/12/2025

It’s happening! I’m so happy to share our new offering — a Book Club 🤍

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We’ll gather twice a month on Monday evenings, 5–5:45 pm, to read, open conversations, and reflect together.

This space is open to everyone — members, pass holders, and new faces are all welcome. We’ll begin by exploring ancient texts that offer timeless guidance for daily life.

An online option may open if there’s enough interest, and early bird registration runs until October 20th.

If you’ve been wanting to study and connect in community, this is a beautiful place to start.

And as always, finances should never be a limitation — we offer energy exchange and other ways to participate.

Register under “Events” on our website — and help us spread the word!

09/22/2025

https://www.ashtangayogasquamish.com/events/2024/11/14/foundations-workshop-xze5b-a5hhs-jy9zk-6tlg7

The foundations of Ashtanga Yoga Workshop, will introduce you to what is known as Tristhana: breath, asana (postures) and dristi (gazing point). The aim is to put the theory into practice as you learn the yoga sequence starting by the Sun Salutations . For those who are interested in partici

09/12/2025

On overcoming obstacles: Sadhana means committing to our spiritual goals and making time for them. Sadhya is the goal itself, sadhana is the practice that moves us toward it, and upaya is the skillful way we stay on the path. It’s about showing up, beginning, and carrying things through — discipline that turns intention into realization.

09/01/2025

KIDS YOGA & MINDFULNESS
Afterschool program open.

08/30/2025

अथ योगानुशासनम्
atha yoga-anuśāsanam
In this present moment, yoga begins.

The first verse of the Yoga Sūtras: atha yoga-anuśāsanam — “Now, the teachings of yoga.”

Atha means here, now, in this very moment.

Anuśāsanam points to discipline, guidance, and tradition passed down.

It’s a reminder that yoga doesn’t live in the past or future. It begins where you are, right now—held by tradition, lived in the present moment.

Start here, now. Show up as you are.

08/10/2025

Join our yoga classes.
Mysore-style — assisted, self-led classes where you breathe and move at your own pace — and guided classes, where we breathe and move together while listening to the Sanskrit name of the asana, the count, and the gaze. This is called Tristhana.

Come learn yoga in a studio that honours lineage and tradition while respecting the unique nature of your body and mind.

Yoga begins with listening 🤍

07/31/2025

10 years apart.
A decade of friendship, practice, and walking through motherhood together — now with two kiddos each. These videos show the same practice and same assist, 10 years in between, and reflect the resiliency, softness, and continuity of practice through all the ebbs and flows of life.

Grateful for the shared roots in lineage, the ongoing commitment, and the gentleness that has grown with time.

Thanks for visiting our little studio in Squamish ❤️

06/23/2025

The most fundamental aspect of yoga practice is how it lives off the mat. We can’t look away. We shine light on marginalized voices.

Our practice is rooted in lineage and tradition — and yoga is political.

If you’re ever in doubt, return to the Yamas and Niyamas—there, you’ll find guidance on how to act and what to do.

We stand with the oppressed—this is (non-harming).

We speak truth with clarity and courage—this is (truthfulness) and (inner fire). Sometimes, we must unlearn, question our assumptions, and commit to research in order to see clearly.

We do not steal what isn’t ours— (non-stealing) and (non-possessiveness)—nor do we support systems built on injustice. We stand with oppressed communities and marginalized voices.

We stay grounded in self-discipline and commitment— 

We purify our thoughts and actions— (cleanliness), which includes being pragmatic, doing the work of unlearning, and making space for new understanding.

We cultivate gratitude and contentment— .

We reflect on our role and take responsibility— (self-study).
We surrender to something greater than ourselves—

Yoga is community care, personal responsibility, and collective liberation.
It is not neutrality.

It is justice, compassion, and love in action.

06/19/2025

We are entering summer, the season of fire.
Flowers bloom to offer their fruit.
The Earth is abundant-
giving with quiet generosity.
There is enough to share.

Reciprocity is the gift.
Abundance is a collective dance-
to give, receive, and give thanks.

06/12/2025

Teens are welcome!

We welcome every body at the studio.
Kids under 12 can join our special summer program, and teens 13+ are invited to attend our regular classes.

This summer, we encourage teens to begin a yoga practice—offering tools for self-awareness, community care, resilience, and the gentle discipline that grows through consistency.

Our 8:30 am classes are a great way to start the day feeling grounded and present.
We’d love to see more teens in the room.

Feel free to reach out if you’d like to learn more ❤️ Share with those with teens! Friends are welcome and get a special discount ♥️

04/21/2025

to call home, for the for the

04/21/2025

Check RESOURCES on our website for a new blog post. If a beginner in the practice of yoga arrives with a clear intention and a commitment to show up daily, their practice immediately becomes magical, deep, sincere, and goes a long way. It is about showing up. You have to be there. It’s hard to begin, it’s hard to roll out the mat each day. But we do it, and we’re not attached to what comes of it. Or maybe we are — but just as attached to our commitment, and to each day of practice — the good days and the bad, if we want to be binary and linear — and yet, we never regret having sat, moved, and breathed on the mat.

Un principiante en la práctica de yoga, si llega con una intención clara y con compromiso a estar ahí a diario, su práctica inmediatamente se vuelve mágica, profunda, sincera, y llega lejos. Hay que estar ahí. Es difícil comenzar, es difícil sacar el mat cada día. Pero lo hacemos, y no estamos apegados a lo que resulte de ello. O quizá sí estamos, pero igual de apegados a nuestro compromiso, y a cada día de práctica —los buenos y malos días, si queremos ser binarios y lineales—, pero nunca nos arrepentimos de habernos sentado en el mat.