28/01/2026
You came to yoga because you were looking something. A deeper connection to your true self.
But it's been a few years and your yoga practice feels like everything else in your life. A place of following instructions and trying to be like everyone else.
A place of following the herd and self-abadonment.
You know it doesn't have to be this way. You've dipped a toe into Yoga Philosophy and you realise you've missed the point.
So you're shifting gears.
Allowing the need to conform to rise up as you watch yourself move through these familiar thought patterns of doing what you're told.
But then, instead of pushing through physical pain when you know there is a better choice you could make, you take a breath, you feel the mat beneath you and you're in the moment.
Just as you are.
Here and now.
You make a different choice, and feel a sense of peace flow through you.
The internal doubt is still there but it's no longer ruling the show.
Does this sound more like what the practice of yoga is really about?