A New Kind Of Sangha
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As we navigate the world under COVID-19 Scott shares insights from the past and how we are in a totally new yoga paradigm.
A Decade Of Foundations
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This month, Scott shares how a decade of yoga foundations is helping to move Stillpoint You London into the next ten years of itโs life.
How do you inspire others?
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This month Scott shares what inspiration means to him and how this has changed over the years, and offers 5 ways to stay inspired yourself when helping others.
How conversations move us
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As SYL launches the new Stillpoints podcast, Scott shares how yoga and other contemplative practices come alive through deep interactions between people over many years.
How do you move in life?
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Scott reflects on how an embodied yoga practice, together with a compassionate outlook, can form a highly contemplative approach to changing our lives.
Teaching Ashtanga yoga โ 10 years on..
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SYL director Scott Johnson shares 10 things heโs learned over the last 10 years of teaching yoga and building the community at Stillpoint Yoga London.
Will this new word change how you relate to others?
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Through practices such as yoga and mindfulness, and the concept of โsonderโ, Scott explores how we can begin to discover the deep relationships we have with others.
Becoming the love we seek
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As Stillpoint Yoga London moves into its 10th year, founder Scott Johnson reflects on how the vision became a reality, the importance of a quiet space, and how we might each become the love we seek through a disciplined yet compassionate yoga and mindfulness practice.
Empowerment as a way forward in Ashtanga yoga
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Scott reflects on how 2018 was a seminal year for Ashtanga yoga. He considers how Ashtanga can be a force for change, empowering us to move forward and creating ripples as it finds a new voice.
Falling into yoga, falling into life
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In this monthโs post, Scott explores what happens when we fall deep into a yoga or contemplative practice โ how we can fall into our breath, away from our identity, and into present moment awareness. As we lean into the space thatโs created, can we find a new way of seeing ourselves and the world?