07/01/2026
LOVE
as practice, not sentiment.
Love, for me, is a becoming—
shaped through
attention
intention
consistent care
and participation with life as it is now.
It begins with the body.
This one vehicle that carries us through decades of movement, work, creativity, and relationship.
What decades of practice and teaching have shown me is that what’s familiar isn’t always what nourishes us. Habit can masquerade as devotion. Love asks us to stay curious and responsive.
Loving the body means listening as it changes, understanding its mechanics, respecting its limits, and staying in relationship with it—especially as we age.
It means moving wisely.
Changing routines.
Adding variability.
Balancing strength, mobility, and rest.
Eating well.
Recovering well.
Never taking the body for granted, but treating it with reverence as both sanctuary and teacher.
Love extends outward—
to others through education, shared tools, meaningful conversation, and thoughtful care.
It also extends to the planet through sustainable choices and restraint.
Love isn’t something we fall into.
It’s something we practice.
So yes.
LOVE is becoming -
and the ground from which we teach.
SAMDHANA
Where science meets spirit.