03/11/2025
SIMPLICITY 🌀🌀
As a teacher, I often find myself getting caught up with wanting each class to be different and unique. Wanting each class to offer something new. While this is really fun and creative, I’ve recently noticed where it can pull away from the heart of yoga - using movement to guide inner noticing.
Simplicity and repitition can be beautiful tools to encourage this inward practise. As much as I love sharing creative sequences, I realise where accessing that movement inward might be better supported by simplicity and repitition.
Yesterday I practised with a local Iyengar teacher and left feeling INSPIRED. The practise was slow and strong, we practised maybe 12 asana. I left feeling embodied and like I had accessed that inner awareness yoga seeks to create. I left feeling inspired to share a more stripped back and simplified practise with you all (And will absolutely be going back to Iyengar yoga!)
In a world that is so busy, a world full of distractions and multitasking, a world full of content to consume // SIMPLICITY feels really powerful, it feels rebellious in our busy world - and I am so inspired to share this with you all over the coming weeks.
// ka nui te mihi for reading if you made it this far 😂🫶🏼