Graduating from a yoga teacher training can feel like the closing of a chapter. You’ve put in months, sometimes years, of effort, study, and practice. You hold the certificate in your hands and perhaps feel both proud and a little uncertain: what now?
What I’ve come to learn is this: graduation is not the end of your journey as a student. It’s only the beginning.
Yoga isn’t a destination we finally arrive at. It’s a path that unfolds step by step, breath by breath. Your training laid the groundwork: anatomy, philosophy, sequencing, teaching skills. From here, the house is still to be lived in; slowly, thoughtfully, with patience and care. That happens through steady practice, not perfection.
The learning continues in many forms:
We learn from each other constantly; from student to student, from teacher to teacher. Wisdom is shared in both directions.
From my heart to yours: if you can’t find the energy to practice over a longer period of time, take a break from teaching. Step back with kindness. Teaching flows from what we nurture within ourselves; without that inner connection, it’s easy to run dry. A pause is not a failure but a form of integrity. Rest, revisit your practice, and return when you’re ready.
Celebrate your graduation, of course. Then keep your curiosity alive. Keep your practice simple and sincere. Keep showing up for yourself. The beauty of yoga is that it continues to open and reveal itself the more we walk the path.
From my heart to yours, see you on the mat, as students together.
Namas-té,
Ine

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