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Dear John,

Intentions are desires that we activate with our thoughts, words and actions.

More grounded than a wish. More serious than a resolution. Less complicated than either.

Setting an intention for your yoga practice is simply bringing your attention to a quality that you wish to cultivate. That could be something very ‘yogic’, such as contentment, self-compassion, acceptance or non-attachment, or something more tangible like building physical strength, concentrating on your breath, being gentle with your body or inviting a sense of playfulness.

How about setting a New Year’s intention to join us for our 20 is Plenty Yoga Challenge? Kick off your New Year with 20 minute, all-round yoga practices you can easily squeeze into your day – starting January 3rd!

Wishing you a blissful 2022!

Love, Esther and the team.
 
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20 is Plenty Yoga Challenge

Set a New Year’s intention to join us for this three-week progression of 20 minute classes, Starting Monday, 3 January 2022.

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5 minutes to set a daily intention

Esther Ekhart | Meditation
Find one word that represents a quality that you would like to bring into your day. 

Remember your source

Sandra Carson | Hatha
Use mantra or affirmation to take into your daily life.

How to set an intention in yoga

Why is it helpful in our yoga practice to set an intention and how do we make it meaningful?

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