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Finding Growth in Competition

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Do you ever feel like you are in competition with someone? What if I told you that the person you are really competing against is yourself? Comparison can be the thief of joy. Yet, yoga can help you let go of the need to compare yourself to others and instead focus on personal growth.

Life Moves Pretty Fast, Stop and Look Around or You Could Miss It.

life moves pretty fast

“Life moves pretty fast. If you don’t stop and look around, once in a while, you could miss it.” To quote the classic 1986 film Ferris Bueller’s Day Off. It’s a quote that has endured for over three decades, and with good reason. The sentiment holds true today, perhaps even more so than in the […]

The Best is Yet to Come!

best is yet to come

It was an incredible moment when we learned that Fort Worth Magazine voted Sunshine Yoga Shack the best yoga studio in Fort Worth.

Chakra Energy and Yoga

chakra energy

This week we begin to understand the mysteries of Chakras and how yoga can help balance them.

Becoming Your Best Self

becoming your best self

Becoming Your Best Self. What are you becoming? We all have high hopes of becoming our best, living our best lives, and achieving our dreams.

Pura Vida Baby! Living your best life.

Pura Vida Costa Rica

Greetings and Salutations from Costa Rica! We just returned from a teaching vacation and we learned all about living Pura Vida or living your best life!

Going Deep with Pratyahara, the 5th Limb of Yoga

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This week we move our practice from the outside world to the inside world beneath the surface. Many people practice yoga, often without fully understanding the eight limbs of yoga. Pratyahara, the fifth limb, is an important step in achieving higher consciousness and inner peace. Pratyahara is a Sanskrit word that literally translates to “withdrawal from the senses”. It involves withdrawing your energy from external objects and turning inward to explore your own inner world.