
No, all participants must be naked in order to keep everyone on the same level and equal. Ask your doctor or contact us for guidance.Ĭan I join the Nude Yoga class without being naked at first? If you've suffered from injury or are concerned about your ability to practice. What style of yoga do you teach? At The Dharma House we teach several styles of yoga but the practice is accessible to every body type. Tags nude, naked, yoga, dharma, house, FAQ On behalf of everyone that has shared this experience, we invite you to discover more of the free, happy, powerful and authentic you. Fear becomes an opportunity instead of a crutch. We practice changing that relationship with how you view and work with your changing scenery. We carry the same beliefs, ideals, and ways of being into each situation, each scene of our lives. There's an old saying, "Wherever you go, there you are". If you're afraid then this practice IS for you. You see, you wouldn't be you without the contrast of others and this practice reminds you of that. It's the small variants, our individuality, that make us beautiful and connected. We all want similar things, and experience similar aversions. Members report that for this short period we're all just people. You have the rare opportunity to be with other humans as just that, human. Being naked collectively, eliminates brands, titles, and for some, even gender. Even if you enjoy being naked, there's a vulnerability that comes with that level of exposure with others. Whatever your motivation or level of curiosity, this practice changes your relationship with fear, with others, with yourself. For others, it's all about breaking through outdated beliefs or fears. We create a safe space to become more vulnerable and courageous.įor some, this practice helps them to accept their body. Only growth can happen when you move beyond these norms.

The practice is a stretch out of our normal comfort zones. Practicing yoga naked frees you from negative feelings about your body and allows you to be more accepting and deeply connected with yourself and the world around you. Part of yoga is to honor and connect with your body. It's about knowing, accepting and loving yourself.

It's about being comfortable in your own skin and the confidence that comes with it. While many equate being naked with sex, this couldn't be further from the truth in a naked yoga class.

There is a sense of freedom practicing yoga naked.
