For many years now its been my practice to walk a labyrinth

on New Years Day.  A labyrinth is “an ancient symbol relating

to wholeness. It combines the imagery of the circle and the spiral into a meandering but purposeful path. It represents a journey

to our own center and back again out into the world.”

Pretty much sums it all up now, doesn’t it? We are forever

on a turning wheel . . . sometimes hanging on for dear life

during all the meandering. Did you know the “fun” part is

the unknown meandering and trusting in the process you

will soon find your way again?

Which brings me to a crossroads in my own life journey

and destined to choose a pathway forward for the well-being

of my family. My heart is full yet conflicted because it is with a small serving of trepidation I take this next (meandering) step. This also gives me pause to reflect and celebrate a personal

yoga journey of 25 years; half of those years teaching a

practice we all know and love simply as “yoga”

in a welcoming community of friends.

After seven grateful years, The Yoga in You studio will close

its doors in the New Year. There is a common, unwritten knowing of a love shared which will always bind us together.

To be clear, this is not my retirement from teaching: I am available to teach private sessions or group classes in your

home so please contact me if this interests you.

Whether you continue to practice with me or find another intuitive teacher who teaches from the heart, let me remind

you this practice is a marathon, not a sprint. I started

The Yoga In You with three main pillars:  

Be Inspired (motivated), Be Insightful (knowledgeable), 

and Be Indivisible (strong).  Through the years, I hope we’ve planted seeds of those foundations and hope they remain

rooted in your being. And now, after all this time

I say this about yoga and finding our way:  

“Be Kind. Be Grateful. Be Curious.” 
And laugh . . . a lot.

This practice has, is, and will continue

to always be my steadfast companion.
Namaste,
Suze