A Hiatus and a Plot

Hello,

I have not posted a blog in the longest time. From one extreme to the t’other I will fill this post to the brim with recent news.

I am also going to make sure this neglect is not repeated and am plotting to blog every 2 weeks.

So. What has been going on at Yoga Will Save the World?

So Many Stockists

Yoga Will Save the World  now has FIVE stockists. Tri Yoga Chelsea and Primrose hill, Indaba Yoga in Marylebone, Yoga Matters online, Bermondsey Fayre all in London and Yoga Concept in Paris.

Thanks.

2012 Events

Yoga Will Save the World will be at the Yoga Show in London at Suryalila’s table. Please come and say hi if you’re there. I’ll have a small selection of stock with me.

Next month, there is a YWSTW Open House Soiree, there will be 40% off everything. Thursday, 8th November. RSVP so I can brew enough mulled wine.

New Stock

I’m not sure if you’ve looked recently but there are some new prints and bags in the shop and new Mens and Ladies Tees to come. Have a browse here and check out some of the images below.

I will leave you now with a couple more lovely yoga images and quotes.

Thanks for reading. Yoga Will Save the World. x

Yoga on Boris Bikes

Sue Chamberlain came down from Northumberland to London a couple of weeks ago. When she couldn’t work out how to detach a Boris Bike she decided to don her Yoga Will Save the World and break out into some yoga moves on it instead.

Not Naked

On a cold day in December in a dimly red lit room the wonderful photographer Bex Singleton had Baz and I strip down to our underwear, break out some yoga moves on enormous sheets of photographic paper and then flashed enormous bulbs over us.
Ours and other models silhouettes are now showing at her exhibiton here in London town, details and sneak preview below.

The Shala

Ah, the lovely Shala.
Clapham’s almost-secret yoga jewel.
Where handstand and other dreams come true.

Where in the World? Richmond Park, London

One of my favourite places in the world.
You can spy St Paul’s Cathedral ten miles away.
There are regal deer.
I think that’s enough clues.
Green Parrots.
Ok, that really is all you’re getting.

Acceptable behaviour in headstands

“Flapper” in the 1920s was a term applied to a “new breed” of young Western women who wore short skirts, bobbed their hair, listened to jazz, and flaunted their disdain for what was then considered acceptable behaviour.

Today…Headstands in the Snow