POSTED: JANUARY 17, 2022 Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. probably did more than anyone to teach Americans about Ahimsa — the first Yama of yoga. After all, he built a lasting movement for social change based on love, compassion and non-violence. Rev. King wasn’t a yogi, but he was inspired by one. Mahatma Gandhi, who liberated India …
POSTED: JANUARY 4, 2022 Back by popular demand! And this time, we have HOODIES! Wear one of our Living Yoga tanks and tops to let everyone know that your favorite Queens yoga studio is back from the brink and open for business. As we enter the uncertainty of year number 3 of this pandemic, the …
POSTED: JANUARY 3, 2022 Many of us use the beginning of the new year to reset our priorities and refocus on what’s important. Sometimes that means recommitting to our yoga practice or starting it anew — and that requires Tapas. Tapas, the third Niyama mentioned in the Yoga Sutras of Patanjali, means discipline. It is a burning desire to …
POSTED: DECEMBER 22, 2021 Need a thoughtful, last minute Christmas gift? Give the gift of yoga and mindfulness, while supporting a local small business. Living Yoga gift cards are available for purchase online. You decide the amount, as well as the date you want the gift card to be received. BUY A GIFT CARD
POSTED: NOVEMBER 10, 2021 Now for the fine print… We’ve updated our Privacy Statement, which outlines how we collect, use, and protect your personal information. We have also updated our Terms & Conditions, which governs refunds and credits for your Living Yoga purchases and reservations. Please read and familiarize yourself with these policies. If you …
POSTED: NOVEMBER 4, 2021 Living Yoga’s owner, Joneil Adriano, was a featured guest this week on “Studio Sessions,” the IG Live broadcast produced by NY Yoga+Life magazine. He was invited by Iana Velez, the magazine’s editor in chief, to discuss his experience as a yoga studio owner in the midst of a global pandemic. Joneil …
POSTED: MARCH 4, 2021 This is a question we get at the studio all the time. And I wish I had a better answer than: “I don’t know, but hopefully soon.” It’s all up to the NYC health department and the Mayor Bill de Blasio, who have deemed indoor fitness classes too risky (even as …