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Tue Dec 04, 2012 2:02 am
Hello everyone!
I have been traveling in India for the last 6 weeks, not to study yoga necessarily, but to experience the culture. Still, yoga is inescapable no matter where you go. Being exposed to the various takes and expressions of yoga here has made me reflect on my time at Prana with the utmost gratitude. The spirit of true yoga can be lost or misconstrued so easily, and India is no more pure a place for yoga than anywhere else in the world.
I want to say thank you to shakti, to Prana Yoga Teacher College, and to the spirit of truth and generosity with which my training was given by both. Here, in the "home of yoga", I am ever more grateful for finding my teacher at home in Vancouver.
I hope to see you again soon. Much love to you on the next step in your journey!
With deepest thanks,
Angelina and Stephen
I have been traveling in India for the last 6 weeks, not to study yoga necessarily, but to experience the culture. Still, yoga is inescapable no matter where you go. Being exposed to the various takes and expressions of yoga here has made me reflect on my time at Prana with the utmost gratitude. The spirit of true yoga can be lost or misconstrued so easily, and India is no more pure a place for yoga than anywhere else in the world.
I want to say thank you to shakti, to Prana Yoga Teacher College, and to the spirit of truth and generosity with which my training was given by both. Here, in the "home of yoga", I am ever more grateful for finding my teacher at home in Vancouver.
I hope to see you again soon. Much love to you on the next step in your journey!
With deepest thanks,
Angelina and Stephen
