Yoga Journey 2020

Yoga Journey * Winter 2020
21 days of yoga between the dates of January 10 to February 9.Yoga Journey 2020 Donors/Winners

Printable Donor/Winner List
January 10 to February 9, the yogis of Montana Om Yoga participated in the 30 day Yoga Journey. 
A few shared their experiences below. The prizes were donated by fellow yogis. 
We are blessed with a very talented and generous group of friends to practice yoga with, on and off the mat.

Be sure to join us next time.

Comments from 2020 Journey Participants

Open to Grace and Foundation – Journal entry from Cindi regarding our yoga journey:
The basic Anusara principles may seem straightforward but are actually rich in depth and breadth of practice. Like most beginnings, they are just a place to start. The journey itself is the reward. Much like our recent Montana Om yoga journey. Understanding at a deeper level, through our month-long journey, writing about our experiences and sharing our journaling ideas was invigorating for me.

Each and every day I found a different path, a new journey, and a new landscape. I stepped on the mat or sat to contemplate and write, and I felt transformed; ushered to a new place.
The journey was familiar but never the same. From Om to Om and everything in between I felt connected and reborn in a sort of yogic dance that began seated, ended seated, from full moon to full moon.
Namaste,
Cindi J.

I appreciated the reminder that yoga didn’t always have to be on our mats.
   This was a concept I shared while teaching and with fellow yogis many times over the journey. Several commented that they may not have done “poses” but they did think about yoga in their day to day lives. They were using yoga practice in many areas of their lives they were not even aware of before. This is something I have found just going about my daily activities, yoga is involved in many aspects of my day.

Bonnie M

In thinking about my yoga journey Jan10-Feb9, ..I felt I needed to reach back 5 years to see how far I had come to know where I was headed. In doing this exercise I kept picking up little tidbits of wisdom and words that described my journey. Phrases that we hear in every class starting coming to life and opening my heart to receive.

Journaling, I thought was “not my cup of tea”, but again my eyes were opened to a new adventure. 

Thank you, everyone, involved in this journey..you make my heart sing
-Margie W.

 About the Journey
Abyhasa, a Sanskrit word describing constant,
determined, and dedicated study or practice over time.
21 days to create a habit or a Samskara.
Join Cindi Jobe on a Journal Your Journey Adventure.

 Friday, January 10th welcomes the first Full Moon of 2020 also known as the Wolf Moon according to the Farmer’s Almanac.
Another source shares, “The power of the Wolf Full Moon serves as a guide for you to trust your instincts and pay attention to what they’re trying to tell you.  The wolf symbolizes intelligence, loyalty, freedom, and social connections, and demonstrating them in a more balanced manner.”  

For us, It marks the start of our Winter Yoga Journey-2020.

Our Sankulpa, intention or dedication, is to plant the seeds of practice that will nourish and sustain us as we move along the path from the deep darkness of Winter towards the promising season of Spring.
Please join me on a “Yoga Journey”.

How to participate?

  • We begin on January 10  and will conclude on February 9.
  • Dedicate a minimum of 15 minutes each day on 21 of the 30 days between the Full Moons.  Your Practice may include group class or 15 minutes of personal yoga/meditation/yogic breathing. If you consider it YOGA, it counts.
  • Your practice days may or may not be consecutive, they only need to be completed within the 30 days.
  • Printable flyer

Participants will be entered into a drawing for a prize at the end of our Journey.  Among the prizes is a package of 5 yoga classes.

Please contact me and register to participate.