Soul of Yoga
Institute Journal Archive
Browse page 1 of 5 of the Soul of Yoga Institute Journal: articles on yoga practice, teaching, philosophy and personal growth.
Yoga Alliance 2027 Changes Explained
This article explains how Yoga Alliance’s announced 2027 changes affect how teachers earn credentials, how advanced training is recognized, and how professional development is…
Cosmic Forecast for October 2026
Supportive Yoga practices for Cosmic and Jyotish astrology forecasts.
Can Anyone Become A Yoga Teacher?
The real prerequisites for yoga teacher training are not physical. They are about attendance, study, and a willingness to participate.
What To Do After Your 200-Hour Yoga Teacher Training
After your 200-hour yoga teacher training, you can begin teaching, deepen your personal practice, or continue your education.
Do You Need A Master's In Yoga Therapy?
For many practitioners, C-IAYT will be more than enough to build meaningful and sophisticated careers. For others, graduate education may become an important next step as their…
How to Get More Yoga Students
It starts with your personal practice, your connection with students, and how consistently you show up.
How Much Do Yoga Teachers Make?
Pay varies widely by setting and city. What you actually earn depends on how you build your clients and schedule.
September 2026 Movement, Renewal, and Choice
Supportive Yoga practices for Cosmic and Jyotish astrology forecasts.
Sound Healing for Yoga Teachers
Explore three practices for using sound healing in yoga classes, with attention to student choice, nervous system awareness and musical intention.
500-Hour Yoga Teacher Training
Earn your 500-hour yoga teacher training online with live faculty and a real cohort. Same RYT-500 credential as in person, on a schedule that fits your life.
Cosmic Weather For August 2026
Supportive Yoga practices for Cosmic and Jyotish astrology forecasts.
The Difference Between 200, 300, and 500-Hour Yoga Teacher Training
This guide breaks down what each level teaches, costs, and can earn.
Can You Do Yoga Therapy Training Online?
Yes, you can complete yoga therapy training online through IAYT-accredited programs. Understanding how accreditation standards apply to virtual delivery, how practicum hours work…
Karma! Coming To You LIVE in July!
Supportive Yoga practices for Cosmic and Jyotish astrology forecasts.
The Stolen Light
A teacher who calls themselves a guru, or allows others to call them one, is claiming to perform a very specific function: not to lead, or rule, or be worshipped, but to help…
Trauma-Informed vs. Resilience-Building: Do We Need Both?
How do we honor trauma without accidentally teaching people that they are too fragile for life?
Why Every Yoga Practitioner Needs a Personal Practice
Traditionally, yoga was never learned through information alone but learned through lived experience over time.
What Is Yoga Therapy (IAYT)?
This blog explores how a yoga therapist works, what makes this a holistic approach, and how it can complement care from a healthcare provider.
Engage in life in a more conscious and embodied way
Supportive Yoga practices for Cosmic and Jyotish astrology forecasts.
Vinyasa Yoga That Meets You Where You Are
Creating yoga spaces where people can continue deepening rather than quietly feeling left behind.
The Backlash to Over-Optimization in Wellness
This blog explores how to pause, clear mental and emotional noise, and make empowered wellness choices rooted in sovereignty rather than trend culture.
What Is the Difference Between a Yoga Instructor and a Yoga Therapist?
As more people seek help for chronic pain, stress-related conditions, trauma, sleep issues, and nervous system dysregulation, yoga therapy is increasingly being recognized as a…
Polyvagal Theory Under Fire
Trauma-informed practitioners are facing a pivotal shift as Polyvagal Theory comes under growing scientific criticism. This blog explores what that means for the nervous system,…
The Breath & Our Current Health Crisis
Most people never question the way they breathe, yet the breath may quietly influence sleep, stress, energy, focus, anxiety, and long-term health more than we realize.