Finally made it to the live Yin Hour practice, and I absolutely loved it. The props you suggested for easing into saddle were perfect — it felt like the first time I truly entered the shape with confidence and ease.

I remembered our very first conversation, when you reassured me that saddle wasn’t a requirement and that time would open it naturally. You were right.

The long holds, the quiet, and the sense of actually being there with you meant a great deal.

And for the record: Bob 72 – Devi 52 = 20 years. I appreciate a youngster teaching me new tricks… 😉

Always love the long poses and this one did calm this yogi's mind.  Vacation on a train then a small apartment had my routine challenged, but I'm backing the groove, love'n my Devi Daly Yoga...

Another favorite Favorite!  This practice really aided the Yang tightness of yesterday's yard work.  I particularly benefited from the instruction to focus on the target of the spine in the twists.  I found myself in a still mind much of the time.  Maybe that due to the music....

Back from vacation and found this practice perfect for shoulders which had been worked carrying luggage.  Delved into the tightness of the target areas and let my breath deepen the magic.   

I can't help but what I posted in the past, two years ago this time.  A favorite hatha practice for me, just my speed and one where I can thereby take care with my knees.  My balance was really good and I credit that to the strength I have developed through Yin (and yard work).

Perfect practice for this morning.  Long, relaxing poses, and loved the breath work.  The sutra was a perfect match.

Well I look at what I wrote about this practice two years ago and would only change the fact that I have noticed great advances (for me) over time.  Still many miles to go, but enjoying the journey.  Like the urging to breathe and go deeper throughout.  Much more mindful of gradual moves that help me come out of poses without tension on my knees and wrists.  Sutra 26... "I belong here.  I am at home."