Devi Daly

Vegan yogini nomad sharing Yoga’s message of compassion for self and all beings. Conquering fear with Revolutionary Love.

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10 Dec 08:29

✔️ Member Check-In 
What’s one intention for the new year that you’re beginning to shape in these last weeks of December?

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Posted

03 Dec 10:00

Greetings Yogis! 
Holiday season is here.
The solstice is coming.
How are you adjusting your self-care routine during this time of year? 💫

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Posted

18 Nov 06:53

🫶Community Wellness Check-In

How’s your body, mind and heart today? Drop an emoji in the comments to share how you’re doing — and feel free to say more ❤️

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Posted

10 Nov 13:01

Hola members ✈️🌼💀 I'm back from Mexico where we had an incredible time adventuring around the country and celebrating Día de los Muertos in the heart of Mexico City.

Tomorrow, join me for a live yin class on Zoom, which is on the second Tuesday of the month since I was away last week. It'll be a 40m yin practice followed by a 10m meditation and member check-in.

View the live class details in your time zone on the Catalog/Browse tab. The recording will be available there after the class ends, so you can watch whenever it's convenient for you.

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Posted

23 Oct 07:05

Bedroom
28 %
Living Room
52 %
Outdoors
4 %
Elsewhere (comment below!)
24 %
50 votes
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Posted

16 Oct 07:45

Members: What are your favorite yoga tweaks? 

One of the best things about practicing yoga at home is that we can adjust poses to suit our own bodies. At in-person classes, sometimes we feel pressure to conform – even if things don't feel quite right.

Is there a particular pose you tend to modify every time it comes up?

Here's an example from my own practice: While I enjoy downward dog, it's not a restful position for me. This is likely due to the way my upper body is built. When teachers say to "rest" in dog for more than a few breaths, I typically shorten it and drop into plank pose or child's.

I'd love to hear about the modifications you regularly do in your practice – share in a comment below! 🌿👇🏽

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Posted

09 Oct 08:26

Members, I’d love to hear more about your self-care routine. ☯️💪🧘🏽

By definition, yin yoga is an incomplete practice. It should ideally be balanced by active exercise — or yang activity. While this app offers some dynamic practices, it’s primarily designed to focus on the yin side of things — slowing down and tuning in.

Many members do stronger exercise at home, at the gym, or outdoors. What does this look like for you? Do you include strength training or cardio? Do you walk, run or swim?

Overall, how does this app and membership fit into your daily life? As I learn about your routine, it helps me curate the app to best serve this wonderful yoga community. 🌿

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Posted

03 Oct 08:07

Cushion
15 %
Bolster
33 %
Blocks
40 %
Wall
0 %
Chair
2 %
Strap
6 %
Something else (add a comment below)
4 %
52 votes
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Posted

29 Sep 13:52

🌿Schedule change to upcoming live sessions: 

To accommodate some travel, Yin Hour will be held on the second Tuesday of the month in October and November instead of the first. Please mark your calendar for October 14 and November 11.

We'll meet on Zoom as before – it was such a joy seeing you all practicing from your own spaces last time. I especially loved the member chat afterwards, which was so connecting. 💕🌈

Posted

26 Sep 11:20

New in the App: Streaks & Badges!

I’m excited to share two new features we’re trying out in the app:

📅 Streaks – Your practice days are now automatically tracked in the Calendar tab. You’ll be able to see how many days in a row you’ve shown up for yourself.

🏅 Badges – These fun, motivational awards appear when you hit milestones:

  • 3-Day Devoted Seeker

  • 7-Day Steadfast Practitioner

  • 15-Day Master of Consistency

  • 30-Day Luminous Leader

Let’s set a collective goal to begin our best streak yet starting October 1st. Whether it’s 3 days or 30 days, every streak is a celebration of your practice.

This is a brand-new experiment, and I’d love your feedback as we launch it. Try it out, see how it feels, and let me know what you think in the comments.

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