Tattooing Yogini Sangha

10/26/2025

Thank you to everyone who came out for Yoga in the Old Cemetery tonight!
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10/23/2025

• Henna Tattoos are always available •
Just message me to schedule!
Prices start at $25 (ages 16+)
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10/22/2025

✨New Blog Post✨

http://tattooingyogini.blogspot.com/

10/20/2025

✨Always a Student✨

As yoga teachers, we spend so much time creating for others—designing sequences, holding space, and guiding people back to their breath. But amid all of that giving, it’s vital to remember our own roots in the practice.
Before we were teachers, we were students. And that part of us must never fade.

Making time for personal practice—whether on our own or in another teacher’s class—keeps our teaching alive and honest. When we step onto the mat without an agenda, simply to move, breathe, and listen, we reconnect to the heart of yoga. We refill our own well, so we can share from a place of authenticity rather than depletion.

Each teacher we learn from has something unique to offer—a new perspective, a subtle cue, a way of weaving philosophy into movement that resonates differently. Practicing with others helps us expand beyond our own habits and assumptions, inviting fresh inspiration into our teaching and our life.

We are all lifelong students of yoga.
May we never think we know it all.
May we remain open to learning, growing, and being in our yoga—on and off the mat.

Namasté,
Resa
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10/19/2025

Are You Pregnant?
Would you like a FREE 1:1 Prenatal Yoga session with Me?
I need to lead a class and record it for my YTT300 & would love to offer it to an expectant mother rather than simply recording and submitting.
If you’re interested, please PM me ASAP and we’ll schedule it!
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Note: please consult your doctor before reaching out.

10/18/2025

My friend’s skeleton decorations on Pike Street crack me up.

I won’t be leading Killer Hot Yoga at Midnight, but I will still be leading Yoga in the Old Cemetery on Oct 25th from 6-7pm!

Come join us for some spooky yoga fun, where chair pose will become “mount your broom” pose, warrior 3 will be “let’s fly, sisters!” And Mounain pose will he “stand in your power,” to name a few.
Feel free to dress up you like.
I’ll be there with candles aglow.
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$10/person payable via card or cash at the event.

10/17/2025

Are you on a sober journey? Would you like support no matter where you are?
I have a 7-Day Flowing Free Challenge and Private Facebook group you are welcome to join!
Best part? It’s now totally free!
Click the link for the challenge, which includes recipe book and 7 days of yoga practices.
Message me to be added to the private group.

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✨Healing is SACRED, not shameful✨

10/17/2025

I’m sorry I posted the wrong link yesterday for the blog. The correct one is below.
This week, I’m sharing about Saucha: cultivating purity in mind, body, and spirit.

Please know that this cultivation is not steeped in perfection…all of Yoga is a practice and we focus on compassion as we learn and grow.
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Among the Niyamas, the yogic observances, Saucha—purity or cleanliness—invites us to clear away what no longer serves us so that we can live...

10/16/2025

Gave my feet an extra stretch with this Adho Mukha Svanasana variation during yesterday’s practice.
I encourage you to approach asana poses with curiosity and awareness.
Listen to your body, move slowly, and be here; now in every expression of the pose that you choose.

10/14/2025

Dear yogi friends,

This year has been one of deep change and tender transformation for me.

Between losses (especially my Dad), new beginnings, and continued growth in my own studies, I’ve felt a strong pull to slow down and turn inward for a while.

After much reflection, I’ve decided to take at least the remainder of the month off from teaching to focus on allowing myself to grieve and allowing my personal practice to hold me for a while. My intention is to give myself the space to integrate, rest, and replenish so I can return with fresh inspiration and steadiness when I am ready.

I want to thank each of you for the energy, trust, and heart you bring to our shared practice. Teaching you has been such a gift, and this pause is my way of honoring that — so that when I return, I can show up more fully, authentically, and creatively.

Please keep practicing, breathing, and caring for yourselves with compassion. I’ll share updates when I’m ready to return — and I’m so grateful for your understanding and support along the way.

With love and gratitude,
Resa