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Sun & Moon Yoga Studio

3811 Langston Blvd. Arlington VA
3975 University Ave. Fairfax VA
703-525-9642
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Sun & Moon Yoga Studio

  • HOME
  • CLASSES
    • Class Schedule
    • Printable Fall Schedule At-A-Glance
    • Class Plans
    • About Our Classes
    • Ashtanga Morning Mysore
  • WORKSHOPS & EVENTS
    • Workshops & Events
  • TEACHER TRAINING
    • In-Depth Yoga Teacher Training
  • HEALING AND COMMUNITY
    • Amir's Yoga Healing
    • Kids and Families
    • Meditation
    • Yoga Celebrations
    • Private Yoga
    • Yoga For Good
    • Social Justice
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Are things hard or do they just seem hard?

November 2, 2020 Amir Tahami
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Learning to be fully present with what's rising up in the tide of right now, we can allow the receding tide to carry away the stuff that seems hard but isn't really. And then when we're left with the truly difficult stuff, we're ready for it.

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In Blog Tags Mindfulness, Meditation, Hard Times, Uncertainty

Arlington:  3811 Langston Boulevard, Arlington VA 22207. 703-525-YOGA (9642)

Fairfax: 3975 University Dr. #130, Fairfax, VA 22030. 703-890-1550

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We respectfully acknowledge that our studios sit on the ancestral homeland of the Manahoac and Nacotchtank (Anacostan) tribes, and that this land is sacred, historical, and significant, as are the lands of all First Nations People.