Information Isn’t Transformation
Yoga isn’t about collecting information. It’s about transformation. Discover how Yoga Local’s system of Sadhanas, rhythm, and community turns knowledge into lived experience.
Doing the Practice (Not Just Talking About It)
Talking about yoga is easy. Doing it? That’s the work. Learn how discipline and consistency in yoga practice build lasting strength, focus, and self-respect.
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Find Your Rhythm: Why Your Winter Timetable Isn’t Just Classes, It’s a Practice for Life
October’s yoga timetable isn’t just classes — it’s rhythm. Discover how autumn yoga practice rooted in Ayurveda steadies energy, builds self-respect, and creates a practice for life.
Yin: Not Nap-Time Yoga
Let’s Clear Something Up When you hear “Yin,” you might picture candles, floaty music, and maybe even a cheeky nap.Lovely, sure. But let’s get real: that’s not Yin. Not the way it was taught to me, and not the way I’ll ever teach it. 😉 This watered-down idea of Yin — a bit of stretching, […]
The Duvet Monster and Your Winter Yoga Rhythm
Struggling with the duvet monster this winter? Ayurveda shows us how rhythm and discipline help beat resistance and keep yoga practice steady — even on cold, dark mornings.
Menopause, Hip Pain, and Baby Weights: A Midlife Sadhana
Menopause hip pain blindsided me. Baby weights, breathwork and ritual turned it around. Here’s how to train smarter—not harder—honouring Sadhana, protecting joints, and building steady midlife strength.
When Menopause Met Tantra (and Why I’m Talking About It Now)
Menopause isn’t just symptoms to “get through.” It’s fire. A ritual of transformation. Here’s how Tantric Hatha — and yes, even barbells — are helping me stabilise the root, calm the mind, and walk through this chapter with rhythm and devotion.
Why Your Dharma Will Never Look Like Mine (And That’s the Point)
Copying someone else’s version of success will only leave you empty. This post explores why Dharma is unique to each of us — and how yoga helps you stay true to your own soul’s path.
Is Your Yoga Practice Complete? A Guide to Whole Practice
Most yoga stops at postures. But complete yoga means asana, breath, mantra, meditation—and knowing when to rest. Here’s why rhythm matters more than intensity.
You Have a Purpose (Even If You’ve Forgotten It)
Your soul purpose isn’t a job title — it’s who you are when you stop pretending. This post explores the Law of Dharma, the science behind purpose, and the next step to making your practice real.
