Yoli Yoga Wellness Studio

09/10/2026

Sending some your way today and every day.

09/10/2026

To our incredible studio angels: THANK YOU! 🕊️💖
From donating studio equipment to rolling up your sleeves, insulating, and putting up walls—this space is being built by hand, heart, and community.
While our home base is still a work in progress, every single class you attend and every subscription you purchase helps us fortify this sacred sanctuary for wellness, movement, and creativity. You are literally helping us lay the foundation to dance, breathe, and shine together.
We have so much more to come, and we can’t wait to share every step of this journey with you.
Stay tuned to see the progress, and drop some love in the comments for our studio angels! 👇✨
📍 Yogini Yoli Wellness Studio
307 E 1st St, Portales, NM
🌐 Link in bio

09/10/2026

Siempre es Hoy !!!

Archivo Dharma Yoga ( 2025)

09/10/2026

Only 30% of cancer survivors meet this guideline. Our goal is to close that gap.

The American Cancer Society and U.S. Department of Health and Human Services both recommend 150–300 minutes of exercise a week for cancer survivors — with the higher end for survivors managing weight. Both name yoga as one way to get there, and HHS specifically points to vinyasa, because it's an active form of yoga.

Right now, only 30% of cancer survivors are meeting that guideline.

That gap is exactly why yoga4cancer exists — making evidence-informed, active Oncology Yoga accessible and safe for cancer survivors.

🔗 Get started with cancer survivors classes: https://yoga4cancer.com/classes-for-survivors/
🔗 Explore programs for professionals with a FREE course: https://yoga4cancer.com/product/exploringteachingoncologyyoga/

09/10/2026

It takes boldness, even audacity, to step out of our habitual patterns.

09/10/2026

Who you truly are is mindful loving awareness, consciousness itself born into this body and taking human form for a moment. Here you are! What a great mystery! 🌞

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track by Deva Premal & Miten

09/09/2026

When life becomes overwhelming I invite you to take a “sacred pause.” This is a moment where you stop your momentum, quiet your mind, open your heart, and listen deeply. From this spaciousness, you will know what to do. And then you go out and tend the garden of the world. 🌎🧑‍🌾