
What is Entropy Yoga?
Entropy is the state of disorder and randomness in all things. This is constant in the universe. The natural state of things down to the atom are random and seemingly chaotic. They return to that state unless continually kept in order. We chose the name Entropy Yoga to embrace the disorder, the randomness, the chaos and still chooses to put ourselves in states of stillness and peace through the practice of yoga.

I definitely take myself too seriously . . . but I do always find a way back to my goofy side. (usually with the help of others) I thought I knew what I wanted in life and honestly, I did want it all at one point but our desires and needs change all the time. I set out and got the job I wanted, the house, the stuff.
Yet I still wanted more . . . Or maybe just something else? Or less? It was hard to say and still can be some days.
This search for somethingness took me a lot of directions, but after my brother signed me up for a yoga class to get a better deal with an intro month offer (He is always getting the bang for his buck) I found something that I thought was lost for good. My spiritual connection.
It didn't happen right away but I definitely felt good! I explored vinyasa, yin, restorative, yoga Nidra, sound baths, Ashtanga, Bikram, Pranayama and shatkarma. These practices are all so amazing and each hold their place in my life. Ashtanga sticks deep with me for its deeply personal sparkle and dependability. Ashtanga won't always leave you feeling gooey yoga soft and may even make you feel pissed. It will challenge you to make changes in your life that will make you look back and question how you were able to do that.
I hope to meet you soon and share what I can about the Ashtanga practice with you.
Hari Om
Ashtanga Yoga
The style of Ashtanga Yoga was designed by Patabi Jois in Mysore India and is based on the teachings of T. Krishnamacharya. It consists of 6 series that advance as the practitioner advances in their awareness of their bodies. These act to purify the body, balance the nervous system, and serve as meditation through movement to calm the mind. When practiced regularly the results are clear to see in your daily asana practice and your life.