So Hum Yoga Studio

08/28/2026

If you've felt like the ground has been shifting under you lately, you're not imagining it. This month's full moon isn't just an ordinary monthly peak — it's a partial lunar eclipse landing in Pisces, and if you've been at the studio these past few weeks, you already know a thing or two about big shifts.

What This Full Moon Eclipse Means for Our Practice

08/21/2026

When that morning sunlight hits JUST right.☀️🥰 Join me to tomorrow morning at 9am for a vinyasa flow, low and slow.🙏🧘
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08/19/2026

Same soil. Different roots. 🌱
We didn’t all show up to this mat for the same reason. Some needed to breathe. Some needed to be still. Some just needed a room where nobody asked anything of them.
What root brought you to yours? Tag someone who needs “you belong here” today — and share this with your favorite soil-mate.🌱🧘
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08/16/2026

So Hum Yoga Studio is officially coming up on ONE YEAR, but really, it started long before that. Join us, you belong here. l

08/14/2026

Tibetan Sound is an expression of sacred vibration — a weaving of frequencies, harmonics, and overtones that speak directly to the body’s subtle systems. Visit our website at www.sohumyogagr.com

Tibetan Sound is an expression of sacred vibration — a weaving of frequencies, harmonics, and overtones that speak directly to the body’s subtle systems.

08/13/2026

Everyone has a story. I’d love to hear yours.

08/13/2026

🍂 THURSDAY — Community Classes (Donation-Based, $5 Minimum)
Yoga should never be out of reach.
Four classes, one mission — community. Early Morning Slow Flow at 6:30AM with Shira, Vinyasa Flow at 8:30AM with Marla, Alignment at 6PM with Kevin, and Slow Flow at 7:30PM with Kait. $5 minimum donation, all welcome.
Bring a friend, bring yourself — link in bio to reserve.

08/12/2026

Listen. Keep on moving forward. Don't stop.

08/12/2026

The Kleshas are the five obstacles yoga names as the root of our suffering — ignorance, ego, attachment, aversion, and fear of loss. They sound heavy, but naming them is often the first relief. In this four-hour workshop, we'll explore each klesha with curiosity rather than judgment, looking honestly at the patterns that quietly steer our choices, and practicing how to meet them with more awareness.

The Kleshas are the five obstacles yoga names as the root of our suffering — ignorance, ego, attachment, aversion, and fear of loss.