What is My Work Now? by Bill Wofford
What does meaningful work look like when life changes? A reflective essay on yoga, service, and the quiet pull toward work that matters.
The Best of Us by Lexie Wolf
A tribute to a father’s 90th birthday and the lessons learned from a weekend of honoring legacy, compassion, family connection, and conscious presence. A meditation on what it means to be a loving elder and to grow into that role with grace.
The Quiet Work of Being Love by Lexie Wolf
An honest reflection on self-criticism, healing old patterns, and learning to love from a clearer, kinder place. Exploring how awareness, practice, and the teachings of yoga help us cultivate a life where others feel truly loved in our presence.
A Modern Take on Brahmacharya by Bill Wofford
A fresh look at brahmacharya and how mindful attention, not denial, is the true path to conserving energy. Discussing yoga philosophy, pleasure, presence, and how to channel life-force with intention in everyday life.
Yoga As a Living, Breathing Practice by Lexie Wolf
Yoga is a living tradition. This piece explores how the Yoga Sutras, the yamas, and centuries-old teachings unfold through lived experience, nervous system shifts, and real moments on the mat—showing why yoga still feels so relevant and transformative.
Making Space for Spirit by Lexie Wolf
Through yoga and mindful breathwork, we create space in the body, mind, and heart—loosening tension, easing anxiety, and restoring the natural flow of energy. Each breath becomes a bridge between chaos and calm, opening space for presence, light, and connection to the sacred within.
Healing Alongside Community by Susan Friedman
Meet Susan, a yoga instructor and social worker who blends over 30 years of community-based service with a passion for compassionate healing. With a focus on trauma-informed practices, wisdom circles, and connection, Susan creates supportive spaces for reflection, growth, and wellbeing.
The Equinox Within by Lexie Wolf
The Autumn Equinox is a reminder of balance—between light and dark, effort and ease, rest and action. Discover how yoga’s timeless practices help us return to center, cultivate harmony, and find stability in the midst of life’s inevitable shifts.
Returning Again and Again by Lexie Wolf
Discover the power of Sadhana, or daily spiritual practice, as a grounding way to return to yourself with intention. Explore how consistency in meditation, movement, breathwork, or simple mindful rituals can shift your state of being, reduce stress, and support lasting change.
Abundance by Bill Wofford
Inspired by travels in the Pacific Northwest and Alaska, this piece explores abundance as both a natural cycle and a mindset, and how Yoga Garden is creating more room to grow with infrared panels.
This is Not Nonattachment by Lexie Wolf
A reflection on historic preservation in downtown Pittsboro: why old buildings matter, community stories, and the cherished home of our yoga studio
This, too, is Yoga by Lexie Wolf
A reflection on how yoga shows up everywhere — from hiking mountain trails to trying out a new studio, to finding patience on a long flight. Awareness, presence, and gratitude turn everyday moments into yoga practice
A Tiny Voice for Ahimsa by Anne Waters
Exploring Patanjali’s Yoga Sutras and the practice of ahimsa, this reflective piece weaves yoga philosophy, activism, and the peace of nature into a personal journey toward calm and compassion in a turbulent world
All Vibes Welcome by Lexie Wolf
One of the things I appreciate most about our studio family is that we make room for all of it. I see people show up with their whole selves, not just the polished parts. We don’t pretend hard things aren’t happening. There’s an unspoken agreement among us: Let’s be honest here. Let’s be whole. Let’s be real.
You Are Your Own Healer by Carrie Brewer
My journey to becoming an Elemental Rhythm Breathwork Facilitator has been part of a deeply transformative four-year path of inner healing, self-discovery, and expansion. Through this profound Breathwork and yoga, I’ve come into alignment with my soul’s true purpose and now feel deeply called
to share the power of breath with others.
The River by Lexie Wolf
Saturday night, we gathered for Songs of Devotion. The theme, uncannily, was water. We sang beautiful, uplifting songs from Brazil, Japan, the U.S.—in praise of water’s life-giving gifts. Water heal my body. Water heal my soul. In 75 minutes, we created a whole world together—hearts swelling and breaking at once. In the background, there was Texas. Sheila acknowledged the disaster as we began, noting that this theme had long been planned. It lived there quietly alongside the music. Even in celebration, there was grief.
Everything has its shadow. She creates. She destroys. We create. We destroy.
Breathe Like You Mean It by Bill Wofford
Experience the power of breathwork to calm the mind, shift energy, and expand awareness. From ancient pranayama to modern breath practices like holotropic breathwork and the Wim Hof method, conscious breathing offers a direct path to clarity, insight, and presence. Explore weekly classes and monthly workshops that help you breathe with purpose—and awaken deeper awareness.
All-natural Hot Yoga at Hops + Roots by Lexie Wolf
We’re very proud to be a sponsor of the Hops and Roots Festival happening this weekend at The Plant - a celebration of local food & beverage, music, and community. And yes—you can sweat it out with your homegrown, handcrafted, extra-organic hot yoga, brought to you by many of the Yoga Garden teachers you know and love (full schedule below). Note that the 9am classes are accompanied by live music!
It was never my plan by Lexie Wolf
If you’ve spent time at Yoga Garden, you already know—our studio is full of heart. It’s warm and welcoming, and rooted in real community. In teacher training, that spirit only deepens. You’ll share long days, deep conversations, lots of laughter, and meaningful moments with people who may become lifelong friends. There’s something beautiful about learning and growing alongside others—it creates a bond that’s hard to describe but easy to feel. We have a lovely group forming.
If you’re curious to learn more, I’d love to invite you to our upcoming Yoga Teacher Training Info Session. It’s a chance to ask questions, meet a few of us, and see if this path might be calling to you too.
Snake Medicine by Lexie Wolf
There’s something ancient about the snake. Its symbolism winds through so many traditions. And isn’t it fascinating that snakes shed their skin but remain fundamentally the same? They don’t transform like the butterflies on our sweet studio mural—no complete reinvention. Just a sloughing off. A return to self, newly revealed. A new version.
