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Learning from the land
🥾 Hiking & Backpacking
🏕️ Outdoor Education
💆‍♀️ Ayurveda Clinic
📖 Yoga Teacher Training
📍Sk̲wx̲wú7mesh Lil̓wat7úl
www.wildvedas.com/landing

03/03/2026

What we do best! 🐻 🌒 🏔 This is Adventure Based Wellness.

2026 Backcountry Hiking Trips are Live!

03/01/2026

Big trees. Bigger breaths. We don't need to know what's happening to feel it working.

2026 Forest Yoga Season is now live! Find us at Squamish Canyon

02/28/2026

Turns out, nature knows what she's doing 😉

2026 Mountain Yoga Classes are Live

02/15/2026

I'll be sharing some extra kindness with some of our local humble heros! Let's hear who they are -

Comment below someone who performs Radical Acts of Kindness simply because it’s the right thing to do. No rewards or recognition. Let us know what they are up to. If you’d rather keep their story anonymous, feel free to DM instead.

Let's inspire kindness across our community!

01/03/2026

We've said it once, we'll say it again!

💃💃💃💃💃

12/16/2025

yoga, only works on the Annamayakosha
Yoga, works on all 5 Koshas

Thanks Dr Raj Balkaran for the grammar that put thoughts I have been having for a while into tangible insight 💛

12/15/2025

You can try to insulate yourself, hide in your comfort zone, and smooth out all the rough edges—but you'll just end up with a smooth, predictable, and probably boring life.

The world doesn't care about your comfort level. The world requires your strength.

We aren't here to promise you an escape from difficulty. We are here to prove you are capable of handling it. Because once you find that strength on the trail, you own it everywhere else.

12/14/2025

You’re strong enough for the climb. Are you strong enough for the quiet?

You crush the physical sweat part. Your body is a machine. But have you earned the serenity? Or are you using movement to avoid the deeper, psychological sweat?

I see the athletes of the Sea to Sky shatter physical limits, then completely unravel when asked to sit still for 6 minutes of savasana.

Why does Savasana make you squirm? Why does your mind immediately start listing your errands? If you are constantly moving to escape your inner world, your Serenity is a fragile and fleeting.

Stillness demands confrontation. Serenity is the uncomfortable reward for enduring the internal heat of self-inquiry.

We use adventure-based wellness to push not just externally, but internally; awareness of how you move in your team, the reflection of your contribution right back to you. You become capable, not just physically, but emotionally capable of handling the unexpected - the bits that happen when you can’t control every moment of every day.

12/13/2025

Were you sold the idea that meditation would be relaxing? That it would be simple, peaceful, and easy?

If that didn't match your actual experience, you are not alone.

I hear it all the time "Snowboarding is my meditation," "Walking is my meditation," or frankly, "(Insert distraction here) is my meditation."

Because the entire point of meditation is to bring us into AWARENESS.
And sometimes, awareness is deeply uncomfortable. Bringing to the surface underlying anxieties, the chronic agitations, and the relentless fluctuations of the mind.

Meditation is a commitment that can take many years to even approach the quietude sold as the immediate expectation.
It's messy. It's not linear.
Yet, this is precisely where the transformation lies.
In learning how to sit with the discomfort, be fully present with the awareness, knowing that some days will be infinitely easier than others.

This is where resilience is built.�This is where regulated nervous systems are forged.�
If you've been waiting for meditation to feel "zen," let go of that expectation. Embrace the mess, welcome the awareness, and find the true strength hidden in the uncomfortable silence.

12/12/2025

Wellness is evolving—and the wilderness is leading the way.

It's clear to us at Wild Vedas, that well-being isn't in a spa or on a screen, but in the raw, untamed outdoors where challenge and calm meet.

And it's not just us. This rising trend is invitation to head deep into nature, to weave ayurvedic & yogic offerings with backcountry adventures, and to wisdom through experience.

The path to wellness starts at the trailhead.

12/10/2025

It’s often said that courage is the absence of fear, but that’s not quite right. Courage is the action taken despite the fear.

You can't be Courageous without something to be afraid of.
Courage is the conscious decision to take the first step, to speak your truth, or rise to the challenge, even when your alarm bells are ringing.�
Fear is not the enemy, it's the prerequisite. To acknowledge the fear and then choose to move forward anyway. That’s where resilience is built.

Courage isn't magically appearing at the trailhead. It's found much earlier in the moment you commit to action.
By choosing to act within a supportive, structured environment, you rewire your response to challenge.

This response stays with and integrates into how you move forward in the world.

12/09/2025

At Wild Vedas, we've learned that Adventure Based Wellness teaches powerful lessons in resilience. Nature tests us. The tools offering in yoga and ayurveda offer us skills to flow with those tests, finding balance in adversity.

Resilience grows when you commit to the wild unknown, listen deeply to your inner rhythms, and emerge stronger. Are you ready to lead with courage and lived wisdom?

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