Why Ongoing Professional Development Is an Ethical Imperative in Youth Yoga We cannot teach young people as if nothing has changed. The world they are growing up in is not the world we trained in. It is not even the world of five years ago. It is faster, louder, more fragmented, more exposed. Identity is
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That quiet awkwardness at the beginning of something new. People milling in, some familiar, some not. Faces travelled from India, US, Norway, northern UK to be together celebrating the majesty of yoga. Often being a teacher can be a lonely job, travelling from school to school, teaching yoga because on some subtle level we feel
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I think there must be a lesson in this? How do I look at this well, to inform and help me to become a better yogi, a more engaged human being, in the service of others? Because, as yogis and yoga teacher trainers, it seems to me this is the goal, as Simon Haas so
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