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The meaning of yoga at Nana House

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Updated: Jan 4

What is Yoga?

Yoga, in its essence, is not merely about postures or physical exercise—it's a path of self-discovery, of connecting deeply with both body and mind. It invites us to step beyond the chaos of everyday life and embrace a sense of calm, balance, and awareness. Yoga teaches us to be present, to breathe, to observe without judgment, and to find unity within ourselves and with the world around us.

Each month, I reflect on the teachings and the focus of Yoga which reminds me that yoga is a holistic practice that integrates physical movement, spiritual wisdom, and ethical living. It’s about tapping into a deeper layer of consciousness—realizing that our practice extends far beyond the mat and into our lives, relationships, and actions.

Through asana (physical postures), we build strength, flexibility, and resilience, but more importantly, we develop the capacity to be present with discomfort, to find stillness in movement, and to cultivate compassion toward ourselves and others. Yoga encourages us to approach life with mindfulness, empathy, and a sense of interconnectedness.

At its core, yoga is about liberation. Liberation from the limiting beliefs and habitual patterns that hold us back from experiencing life in its fullness. It’s about being in harmony with our own truth and the world around us—living with intention, clarity, and love.


So, what is yoga? Yoga is the path of self-liberation, connection, and inner peace. It’s about embodying the divine within and living from a place of love and mindfulness. It’s a lifelong journey of unfolding and transformation, a practice that grows with us every day.

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