The Tao of Yoga
artful-living in harmony with the universe
Friday 04.12.2026 — 17:30 – 19:30
Create without possessing, guide without interfering
The Tao of Teaching, Leadership & Care
“Create without possessing,
act without expecting,
guide without interfering.”
— Tao Te Ching
This session is dedicated to the art of teaching and leadership as a practice of presence rather than control. Using this passage from the Tao Te Ching as our central thread, we will explore what it means to create meaningful experiences without attachment, to offer our work without expectation of outcome, and to guide others while honoring their autonomy.
Designed for the studio team, this workshop blends reflection, gentle movement, breath awareness, and dialogue to examine how these principles show up in real-life teaching situations: in the classroom, within a team, and in relationship with students.
We will explore questions such as:
How do we give fully without over-identifying or burning out?
How can guidance remain clear without becoming intrusive?
How does letting go of expectations actually strengthen our impact?
This is a space to reconnect with integrity, sustainability, and trust in one’s role as a teacher or facilitator — allowing leadership to arise from clarity and care rather than effort or force.
Saturday 05.12.2026 — 10:15 to 12:15
Yang in motion: the art of effort without strain
Vinyasa Master Class (Yoga I–II)
This dynamic Vinyasa class celebrates the yang aspect of practice: strength, expression, rhythm, and vitality. Rooted in Taoist philosophy, the class explores how to move with precision and power while remaining fluid and responsive.
Expect:
intelligent sequencing with strong yet adaptable transitions
breath-led movement and refined alignment
hip openers, spinal mobility, twists, and playful arm balances
Rather than pushing harder, we’ll explore how effort becomes effortless when movement is aligned with breath and intention. Energizing, challenging, and deeply grounding.
Sunday 06.12.2026 — 10:30 to 12:30
Yin & stillness: returning to the center
Yin / Restorative Master Class (All Levels)
This closing session turns toward the yin aspect of practice: stillness, receptivity, and deep listening. Inspired by the Tao Te Ching, the class invites participants to slow down and experience balance from the inside out.
Through long-held yin postures, gentle restorative shapes, and spacious pauses, we will explore ideas such as:
“acting without forcing”
meeting sensation with awareness
allowing opposites to coexist