Inner Peace is one of the core goals of yoga practice. At the very beginning of the Yoga Sutras, Patanjali states: "Yoga is the cessation of the fluctuations of the mind" (Yogas chitta vritti nirodha). When the inner noise gradually subsides, we can see our true selves and experience a deep peace that doesn't depend on external conditions.

These articles share moments of peace experienced in practice and in life — perhaps total relaxation in a deep forward bend, the melting of body and mind during Savasana, or a sudden calm that arises when facing adversity. Inner peace isn't about escaping reality but about finding that unmovable centre amid the turmoil.

Finding Strength in Breath: Mysore Practice Reflections
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December 23, 2025 Yoga Sharing

Finding Strength in Breath: Mysore Practice Reflections

Every time you step onto the mat, it's a conversation with yourself. Mysore practice teaches you to stay present and find strength in your breath.

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Finding Ease Within Effort: The True Meaning of Yoga
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February 6, 2025 Yoga Sharing

Finding Ease Within Effort: The True Meaning of Yoga

Yoga isn't a competition -- it's a conversation with yourself. Learn to let go within effort and find real freedom and calm on the mat.

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Yoga Sutra 1.2: Stilling the Fluctuations of the Mind
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February 2, 2025 Mind Body Wellness

Yoga Sutra 1.2: Stilling the Fluctuations of the Mind

Yoga Sutra 1.2 teaches that yoga is about calming the mind's fluctuations. Here's how practice helps steady your awareness and bring inner peace.

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