PHOTOS: RICHARD SEAGRAVES
JUST LIKE A GOOD BOOK, a good yoga
practice has a beginning, a middle, and
an end. And, just like a good book,
there’s an intention and even a kind of
narrative. A well-sequenced practice has
a clear, organic progression that feels
almost inevitable. At the start, you feel
welcomed and have time to settle in
before things get going. And just as each
practice concludes with Savasana and
Annie Carpenter explores the importance
of yoga sequencing and how teachers
can create more meaningful flows that
invite deeper self-enquiry—physically,
58 mentally and emotionally.
january 2018
yogajournal.com.au