10/13/2025
This past weekend, Honest Yoga wrapped up the second weekend of our 200-hour Teacher Training — the philosophy and history weekend.🤍
It’s always the one that blows everyone’s mind a little. There’s so much depth to yoga — its roots, its wisdom, its connection to daily life.
One of the main texts the group studied was The Bhagavad Gita, an ancient dialogue between a warrior and God — a story about courage, purpose, and learning to live your truth in the middle of chaos.
Krishna (the teacher in the story) describes three paths of yoga — not poses or sequences, but ways of being:
✨ Karma Yoga — The Path of Action. Do the work, but surrender the outcome. Show up, give your best, and let go.
✨Jnana Yoga — The Path of Knowledge. Remember who you are beneath all the thoughts, roles, and expectations.
✨Bhakti Yoga — The Path of Devotion. Lead with love. Bring reverence and gratitude into everything you do.
Each path offers a way to live your yoga — off the mat and in the middle of your real, human, beautiful life.
Because yoga isn’t something you leave behind when class ends. It’s how you breathe through challenge, how you speak to yourself, and how you show up for the world.
That’s what we mean when we say:
Living yoga in the mess of it all. 🤍