Brahmacharya is often translated as ‘celibacy’ or ‘chastity’, which doesn’t always make for a very popular Yama in these modern times....

Asteya, non-stealing, is one of the five yoga restraints, or Yamas, according to Patanjali’s Yoga Sutras. You can see why it’s easy to...

Satya, truthfulness, is the second of the five Yamas (restraints) described in the Yoga Sutra, these sutras can encourage us to live...

Ahimsa is the first Yama, one of the five Yamas within the eight limbs of yoga which are the ethical, moral and societal guidelines for...

Satya, truthfulness, is the second of the five Yamas (restraints) described in the Yoga Sutra, these sutras can encourage us to live...

As we embrace our yoga practice we begin to explore our curiosity towards our bodies and minds, how can we improve our daily lives...

Pratya means to ‘withdraw’, ‘draw in’ or ‘draw back’, and the second part Adhara refers to anything we ‘take in’ by ourselves, such as...

PRANAYAMA. Prana - Yama - Pranayama plays a wonderful role within a yoga practice which is sometimes not often explored as much as it...