When we feel that we are too busy to the point of overwhelm, the things which are good for us often suffer first and take second place, or are set aside – like our yoga practice. Of course we are well aware that especially during those times, what we need most is our...
“There are nine key dṛiṣṭi (drishti), or gazes, in the Aṣṭanga yoga tradition. Each one corresponds to a specific point of focus. By incorporating the dṛiṣṭi into your yoga practice you will deepen your awareness and connection with the Divine.” (Yogapedia) Placing...
Union Literally translated, yoga means “to join or unify”, so union is an apt theme for the month of December. As the year closes and various cultures mark this auspicious time with rituals of togetherness, Yoga gives us the opportunity to move towards...
In the primary series of Ashtanga Vinyasa Yoga we practice a couple of twists during the standing postures and a couple of seated twists. There are also plenty of not so obvious twists in other postures, like side-stretches and forward-bends e.g. in Utthita...
Use the opportunity of the Public Holiday to join us in Yoga! Saturday 2 October 8.00-9.25am Yoga Flow Online with Bogi 9.30-10.30 am RNSH Health Care Frontline Workers Online with Bogi 9.30-11.30am Mysore Online with Angelika 11.30-12.30pm Yoga...
“The greatest struggle of the practice is getting out of bed! But when you finish your practice, you are rewarded with the energy and calm to help you flourish in your day. Thank you so much for guiding me on this journey” …. Anna-Louise Dear...
