It has been so long since I felt really committed to my yoga practice.  Since hurting my knee the week of my yoga training completion, I have been limited in my own practice.  After almost 3 months of being fully immersed in yoga,  and 3 months of struggling to maintain a practice despite my injury, I have been feeling like something is missing without my personal practice.  So this week I decided to RECOMMIT, to myself and to yoga.  I am teaching 14 children’s yoga classes a week and doing yoga with the kids almost daily, but until this week, I have only been practicing once or twice a week at home. 

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Yoga does not always have to be about deepening and expanding, it can also be about nourishing and replenishing.  I realized that as a a yoga teacher, I need to nourish myself too.  Yet again, another valuable yoga lesson learned.  Coming home to my yoga practice is like coming home to myself!