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About: Alanna Kaivalya

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Alanna Kaivalya is an artistic and inspiring teacher of yoga. Born with a hearing impairment, Alanna learned through the power of vibration at a young age, and was then naturally drawn to the harmonic practice of yoga. Listed as Yoga Journal’s top 21 Yoga Teachers Under 40 (March, 2008), and now with more than a decade of teaching experience, she has developed a teaching style that is a unique combination of her spirit, her knowledge, and of course the teachers who have influenced her along the path. She has a mission: to convey a sense of joy and freedom through harmony and synchronicity, which she does beautifully through her classes, workshops, writing and music. Alanna is known for her ability to translate the ancient practice of yoga into a modern day context. For more information visit Alanna's website or connect with Alanna on Facebook and Twitter.
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The Lost Art of Yoga Adjustments.

by on Aug 30, 2012

Adjustments seem to be a lost art. I have been to many yoga classes where the instructor never so much as places a pinky on me. In our modern-day society of litigation and miscommunication, hands-on adjustments in yoga classes can be both tricky and sticky business. But, we love ‘em. I know we do. I [...]

Seven Reasons Calling Yourself A Yoga Teacher Sucks. ~ Alanna Kaivalya

by on May 29, 2012

  Don’t get me wrong, I love yoga. I love being a yoga teacher. It’s been an integral part of me and my life for more than ten years. I’m still uncomfortable with telling people that I teach yoga for a living. Here’s why: 1. People basically see us as a fitness instructor. Don’t worry, [...]


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