08/22/2026
Good morning, Toronto! Time to practice!
“I was wrong”
“I’m sorry”
“I don’t know”
In my opinion these are 3 of the most powerful statements anyone can make. Especially as stand alone sentences.
I was raised to tell stories. I’m Irish. I’m a voice actor for gods sake! lol! So stories are part of who I am! But when I learned that not every situation requires one, I started to grow as a person. So when I encounter someone who can’t say “I was wrong.” “I’m sorry.” “I don’t know.” I go one of two ways depending on the situation. I’m either sorry for them. Genuinely! Or I’m triggered by them. Especially if they KNOW they are wrong and defend their position with dishonesty.
In yoga dishonesty is called “Asteya”. Literally it means “not truth”. It is the opposite of the first limb of yoga philosophy, the Yamas.
Truth is Satya and it’s how I live my life.
The more I studied yoga the more I understood that yoga is so much more than asana (the poses). But they are the gateway to the real world of yoga. Want to try?
Mysore starts at 7am! See you on the mat 1768 Danforth Ave