a slow, powerful yin flow that goes deep—physically and emotionally. finding and honoring your truth is one of the most powerful things you can do for yourself, and this practice is here to support that journey. settle in, get honest, and let your body guide the way.
recommended props: blocks, bolster, strap, blanket
featured poses:
hero pose (virasana)
staff pose (dandasana)
seated straddle (upavistha konasana)
reclined pigeon pose (supta kapotasana)
bound angle pose (baddha konasana)
reclined bound angle pose (supta baddha konasana)
corpse pose (savasana)
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recommended props: two blocks
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