This summer… join us for an unforgettable evening of movement, mindfulness, music, and connection surrounded by the breathtaking beauty of Bend, Oregon ✨
We’re so excited to co-host this special community gathering at featuring:
✨ An all-levels sunset yoga practice with Visiting from Texas, Karoll will guide a grounding and accessible practice designed to release tension, open the body, stretch deeply, and help you unwind through mindful movement and breath. A welcoming experience for all levels.
✨ Sunset meditation & sound bath with .shriman Shriman will offer a beautiful grounding yet uplifting sound experience designed to cultivate presence, relaxation, inner connection, and peaceful energy as the sun sets over the mountains.
✨ Light shared meal + happy hour community gathering
📍 Lookout Lodges 63225 Lookout Dr, Bend, OR 97703
📅 Friday, July 3
⏰ 5:00PM - 9:00PM
⚠️ Special requirements:
• RSVP (link in bio)�• Please bring your yoga mat.�• Carpooling is highly recommended as parking is limited.�• Every registration includes one entry into our yoga mat giveaway. For participation and event planning purposes, each attendee must complete their own registration form, even if arriving with a group.
🎁 Registration automatically enters you into our yoga mat raffle. One entry per registered participant.
DM us or comment “SUNSET YOGA” for more details 🩵
Karoll Fernandez Yoga
E-RYT50
Ashtanga, Yogiminds for kids, restorative
English/Spanish
05/07/2026
Calm is not passive.
It is an active biological process within the nervous system, waiting to be awakened.
The vagus nerve, one of the body’s main regulators of the nervous system, helps guide us back to balance after stress. It doesn’t remove life’s challenges, but it supports the body’s ability to recover, regulate, and restore itself. ✨
How do we support it?
Through slow, conscious breathing.
Intentional movement.
And meaningful connection.
Another reminder that is so much more than postures or a workout.
Each breath can become a pathway back to calm, presence, and inner balance. 🩵
Join me for more of this beautiful practice every day 🩵
And this Saturday, come enjoy a special outdoor yoga class (donation-based) at followed by a deeply restorative singing bowl relaxation session with my dear friend Ana ❤️
Sign up now or send me a DM to enter our special raffle giveaway — you could win a yoga mat and a lovely gift from our friends at The Wheel Kitchen ✨
Versión en Español en los comentarios o presiona donde dice traducir 😉
04/26/2026
What a weekend!
Big thanks to the community for the incredible energy and commitment to the practice ❤️
thank you for holding the space and sharing your knowledge and experience. I loved every single minute.
My heart is happy and full of joy, hope, and inspiration.
Until next time 🙏
different entries, same intention ✨
Each asks for something unique:
mobility, stability, breath, and trust.
Over time, these forms have evolved with me… in my body, in the patterns of my mind, and my nervous system.
What once felt intense now feels more steady, more spacious… easier to breathe in.
It’s not about how deep you go, but how clearly you can feel and support the movement from within.
A practice of patience, perseverance, and self-study. A quiet way of learning to meet yourself with more awareness… and more kindness. 🩵
The same sequence… yet never the same experience.
Each time we step on the mat, the body speaks differently. Some days the energy is scattered, moving outward, and the practice gently brings it back in.
What we eat, how we rest, our emotions, and daily life…
all shape the way the body expresses itself.
Ashtanga becomes a mirror, a space to observe, to regulate, to return.
Because yoga is not only what happens on the mat…
it’s a practice we live, moment by moment.
Join me on Fridays for asana, pranayama, and more 🩵
Twists are like a gentle massage for the spine and the internal organs. After this pose, the back often feels lighter, the posture improves, and the breath moves more freely.
Binding is part of the full expression of the pose, but it’s not the most important part. There are many options to work safely on the twist while keeping the spine long and healthy.
In my personal experience, this pose always feels like a reset for the back, like wringing out tension and creating space again.
Remember, in yoga we don’t force the pose.
We use the pose to understand the body.
Little by little, the twist deepens, the spine becomes more mobile, and the practice evolves.
See you on the mat. 🩵
03/16/2026
A colorful spring break! 🌸🪻💐🌻❤️
03/04/2026
Yoga props are relatively new elements in modern yoga classes. They aren’t required to practice — the body and breath are always enough.
However, when used with intention and understanding, props can offer meaningful support, improve alignment, and create more accessibility in certain postures.
I personally use props when they serve a purpose — not as a shortcut, but as a tool.
And in a Restorative class? They can truly be a game changer.
The right support allows the nervous system to soften, the body to release deeply, and the mind to settle in a way that effort alone cannot achieve.
If you’d like to experience this kind of supported practice, join us for Restorative Yoga every Thursday at 9:15 🩵
My portable ❤️ a joyful effort to bring the experience of yoga closer to our community
Rolling back with straight legs didn’t come easily to me. I remember my teacher’s words guiding me through this vinyasa, encouraging me to work with my , reminding me that flexibility wasn’t the missing piece.
Good teachers have this quiet superpower,
they see where you are and reflect your potential, even before you can see it yourself.
So I kept trying every time I stepped on the mat. Sometimes with guidance, sometimes with hands-on support. Over time, steady daily exploration brought more discernment, coordination, and connection between body, mind, and breath.
And of course, the process touches much more than the physical. Each attempt meets your emotions, your reactions, your patience.
This is how practice extends beyond the mat, into how we show up in life, in effort, in relationships. With steadiness. With humility. With heart.
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