Who here teaches yoga classes that focus more on the spiritual and/or philosophy of yoga? What do you do in class that incorporates this? I’m just feeling so parched for a yoga class/teacher that gets me feeling deep in my mind and soul as opposed to just my body. It’s so rare to encounter rootsy yoga in a typical studio these days. Probably why I’ve been feeling more called to dharma talk about Sanskrit, mythology, chanting. Just wish I could find & receive the same as a student 🥲

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8 小時內	Neil Spencer neilspenceryoga	I remember feeling like this around years 3-5 of my practice. Been at CorePower since 2013 (a mindful approach to a serious workout - not spiritual). I had a beautiful teacher, Lisa G, who would weave the stories of Hanuman, Shiva, Ganesha, throughout class. Those were the golden years. One day, I realized it didn’t matter if a teacher went that deep. I was, and it radiated out of me. Taught thousands of other students in class w/me the spiritual. Without ever saying a word ;)
17 小時內	Uddiyana Bandha Practitioner Trainings ryan.mcelvenny	Teach directly from the texts. Teach that Yoga is Union, not posture (Asana).