
- Mellow
- 1 min
- Q&A & Lectures
- 5.0 out of 5
About This Class
In this brief but thought-provoking lecture, Bryan Kest dismantles the common misconception that yoga is a performance sport where going deeper, looser, or stronger is the goal. He cautions against forcing the body and frames yoga as an act of gentle self-care rather than self-improvement driven by a belief that something is wrong with you. Kest challenges the Western conditioning that equates progress with pushing harder, arguing instead that the only true way to care for yourself — and your practice — is to approach it with gentleness. This talk is especially relevant for practitioners who feel pressure to achieve advanced poses or compare themselves to others.
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