06/18/2026
Yoga, as we widely know it today - as exercise, is mainly a modern Western phenomenon.
In Patanjali’s Yoga Sutras, Asana, the third of the Eight Limbs, is described in just three words:
Sthira Sukham Asanam.
Steady. Comfortable. Seat.
Patanjali, does not describe yoga as a workout but as a preparation for stillness. Asana is not an end and goal unto itself. It is mentioned only three times here, which is less than 1% of the classical text, yet today it is almost 100% of the practice.
Although important, the postures were never about performance. They were designed to make the body a fit vessel for breath, meditation and a vehicle for ascension of consciousness. So let us not stop at the level of the body.
Come experience Classical Yoga from the Source. Join me this Sunday, June 21st, when we delve deeper into this practice.
Heels optional 👠
Link in bio. Sun, Jun 21, 10-11:30am ET.