6 Thoughts of a Yoga Student During Class!

[cupidkisses]

1. "Am I doing this right?"

The most common thought for beginners. After seeing how flexible others, you may start to think that you are doing some things wrong. You can't get relax because of constantly checking your instructor.

2. "Is everyone looking at me?"

This thought comes to your mind when you can't do a pose properly. You don't feel comfortable with that pose and think that others are checking you. You think they are looking you down.

2. "What is my life purpose?"

Who needs some deep thoughts after these random ones? Lİfe purpose is important but don't forget that you should free your mind. Just get relax and don't think about anything.

3. "What do I want?"

Yeah after spending some time, you may think why you are there? Especially while doing the weirdest pose. "What do I want?", "Why did I come here?"... and similar thoughts.

4. "Am I happy?"

You may think if you are happy or not. Because your main purpose was to be happy. You went there to find happiness. But most yoga instructors will tell you that happiness is inside you. So you should discover it by yourself.

5. "Should I buy some food before going home?"

The class is about to end. And you feel a little hungry. Did you cook before coming to the course? Do you have anything to eat at home? Ohh it is better to eat out or buy some things to cook.

6. " Oh right, I'm supposed to have a clear mind."

Ohh stop it. Come on. The lesson is almost over. You were supposed to clean your mind and relax. Here is not a place to think. You shouldn't think about anything. Anyway, next time, you will do it.

[GirlExMachina]

I used to take a weekly yoga class with my mother, and my most prevalent thought was, "I need to hold this pose at least as long as mom. She's in her 40s, has rheumatoid arthritis, and has had multiple knee surgeries. You can hold this for five more fucking seconds goddammit! And, exhale."

[RedRobin]

Haha, so true

[sovetskii13]

Yoga can be used to clear your mind?
Kinda hard for me to believe that. All the stretching, balance, and coordination requires focus.

[Jude_Wills]

It's awesome and nice 😊

[eagle1951]

i love it