Chair Yoga Is Cool: Three reasons why
Chair yoga offers more than accessible movement — it’s a steady path to strength, calm, and connection. Discover how.
Is Yoga Meditation?
Wondering if yoga asana is a form of meditation? Here are some ways that the postures can become a meditative practice—and some scenarios that might actually be counter-productive to meditative goals.
How to Find the Right Yoga Teacher (For You): 5 Essential Questions to Ask
Searching for a yoga teacher can feel overwhelming. With so many classes and styles to choose from, how do you find someone who truly supports your practice? Whether you’re brand new to yoga or deepening your journey, these five thoughtful questions can help you choose a teacher who honors your pace and guides you with care. In this post, we explore what to look for in a yoga teacher—and how to know when you’ve found the right fit.
Even Now, We Begin Again: Weekly Theme for March 17-26
✨ Even Now, We Begin Again ✨
As we open Onward Light and welcome the first week of spring, we explore what it means to begin again—especially when life feels heavy. In this post, I share a reflection on finding quiet courage, softening through compassion, and returning to practice together in community.
What My Practice Looks Like Now (And Why It’s Changed So Much)
Over the past ten years, my practice has shifted from long, structured sessions to simple, steady moments woven throughout my day. In this post, I’m sharing a glimpse into what my personal yoga and meditation practice looks like now—and why those small, intentional pauses have made the biggest difference.
The Light that Leads You Onward: My story
In 2023, my world shifted. Major surgery and a battle with COVID left me in a body that no longer felt like my own. The fatigue was relentless, the pain unshakable. I had spent a decade teaching yoga, but suddenly, I couldn’t move the way I once had. Everything I had built seemed to slip away. And yet, in the stillness, something new began to emerge—a path forward, lit by resilience, kindness, and the quiet wisdom of starting again.