OM Yoga & Lifestyle

The embodiment of hope

The spring equinox represents the balance between light and dark, the point at which day and night are equal length and the time from which days will finally start to grow longer than the nights again. It’s a time of hope and possibility.

Spring is a time for sowing seeds. We prepare the soil, keep our seed trays warm and moist, we return to them frequently with the hope that they’ll germinate. Some do, some don’t. Some germinate but don’t grow well, some germinate and thrive. Some thrive yet provide little fruit and some thrive and provide an

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