Lisa Taylor
“When I was able to become present—many years into my practice of yoga—I was suddenly patient and open to life being a journey (versus life being an achievable “thing” with a specific goal or outcome). I was able to be limitless, or at least able recognize many limits when they crept in. I was able to do things I never could have even dreamed of being possible.”
Sarah Yukie Gingrich
“I love yoga as the breath that moves us all. I love yoga as the light that sparks within each person. I love yoga as the sun that inspires all life. I love yoga as the moon that nourishes the wellspring of creativity. I love yoga as the truest expression of the wave which flows through all of us: every beginning, middle, and end.”
Lucy Garnett
“I practice yoga because it is a vehicle for me to transform everything, from my body to my spirit. I love the magic that happens while practicing in a room full of people all striving toward some truer version of themselves. There is a more subtle, secret magic that happens while practicing alone to the unique flow of my own breath, letting the universe inspire my movement. Yoga is my reason to breathe, to strive, to evolve, and also to be still and to listen. Sharing yoga with my students brings me as much joy as practicing does, and I love our community of yogis who challenge and inspire me in every breath and every asana.”
Jackie Dahlheimer
“To brand new students: you should know that you belong here—this practice is for everyone. The beginner’s path is wonderful and exciting. Come to your practice with a sense of playfulness. And to the not-so-beginner student: come as if you are a beginner, with no expectations.”
Anita Jarowenko
“For me, yoga is a process which allows me to disconnect from the external and journey inwards to reconnect with myself and with God. It provides a safe space for me to try on new ways of thinking, helping me build new “mental muscles” to take out into my life. This amazing journey has opened up my eyes to glimpse my potential and the unlimited possibilities before me. It is with great joy, love, and deep gratitude that I share yoga with others. Anyone can do it, and my wish for the world is that everyone did, as I believe the world would be a better place!”
Jonina Hoffman
“You probably already know how much a yoga practice can help you physically—it makes you strong, flexible, graceful—but you might not also realize that yoga can touch even deeper aspects of your life and existence. Conscious practice can help you find peace, generosity, compassion, and joy. It continues to be the most extraordinary, challenging, and profound experience of my lifetime; the most rewarding for sure.”
Jane Fairorth
“I love that yoga is something that is unique and personal to me. While I enjoy having a teacher lead the class, I am ultimately my own instructor. Yoga makes me calmer, more focused, and more aware of my life. I love how I feel at the end of an especially challenging class: restored and powerful!”
Jackie Mori
“I love that yoga is accessible to anyone, regardless of physical ability, age, or fitness experience. One of the most interesting things I hear people say is, ‘I’m not flexible enough for yoga.’ That’s like saying, ‘I’m too thirsty to drink.’ Why would you avoid something that can help you? I’m inspired by the notion that each of us already possesses everything we need to overcome obstacles and be happy. We already have our own answers; yoga just helps us find them.”
Judy Turzi
“I love yoga and welcome you to join me on the path. The yoga journey is one of constant awareness and growth that can give you peace within. Find your calm center through awareness and transformation in your mind, body, and spirit. The Evolution Power Yoga studio is a safe place to explore your being.”
Julie Kathleen Mathers
“I love yoga because it keeps me grounded and still. I see yoga and my yoga practice as something I need to do everyday to feel refreshed, like a shower or brushing my teeth. It is practice for life and a chance to start over each and every time!”
Cynthia Kilbourn
“I love yoga because it connects me to something deeper within myself, something that is not available to me anywhere else, something that can only be connected to through the body and the not the mind. Yoga leaves me with a sense of wholeness and completeness that I want to share with others. As an aside, it is also a way to stay physically fit as I get older (hopefully) with out too much injury!”
Marcy T. Diem
“I love yoga because it has taught me the meaning of being authentic. There is no one but you on that mat, and it opens the door to all the nooks and crannies that hide within. It has taught me to release judgment, expectations, and fear, and that when those issues occur, it is ok to acknowledge and then release them. Yoga has given me the perspective that every moment is new and a chance to change, grow, and evolve.”
Deb Leschke
Birthday: August 28 Zodiac: Virgo Favorite Asana: Eka Pada Rajakapotasana (Half-Pigeon) Deb has been a fitness junkie for most of her life, spending over 20 years teaching cardio, strength, and stretching classes in the York/Lancaster area. Yoga entered the picture in 1998, and Deb loved how the practice allowed her to exercise both her mind [...]
Nic Auwaerter
“Yoga has allowed me to grow and change in ways I could not have dreamed of before I started this journey. To be honest, I don’t really know how to live without it.”
Laura Liss
“We each have a choice to live our life and to fill it with amazement. Why not choose happiness? Why not choose joy? Why shouldn’t we exceed our dreams? The power for me to choose is in my hands. The power for you is in yours. Why not begin today?”
Kate Brossman
“I love yoga because it has taught me both strength and flexibility, lightness and being grounded, and I can experience this both on and off the mat. Yoga started as a physical practice for me, but has grown into so much more, impacting me emotionally, mentally, and even my lifestyle choices. I look forward to working with you wherever you may be on your personal journey.”
Roberta Strickler
“I love yoga because it never gets old. Just when I think I have reached a pinnacle, a plateau, or an impasse, something wholly unexpected opens up. Yoga is just as challenging to the intellect as it is to the body. As we age and realize that we are not going to be mastering high-performance asanas, we can find so much inspiration in yoga philosophy and meditation practices. It is an ongoing journey for the soul.”
Michelle Newman
“I am so grateful to have chosen this career path in my life. Bodywork has given me a purpose and has been a vehicle for me to continue my personal growth and has brought a great deal of personal healing and opportunities to meet some amazing people who have become my part of my family.”
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