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Have you ever tried to describe yoga to someone who has never gone to a class? Even when using a simply-worded definition based on a clear understanding of the practice, it can be incredibly hard to articulate and communicate that special feeling that keeps you coming back for more. Words only come close to describing the connections we form with our yoga practice and our loved ones. In order to know, one must first experience.<\/p>\n

Intimacy is a measure of closeness one has in relation to an object or individual. Imagine you are riding on a bus during rush hour\u2014all the seats are full and aisles packed\u2014 and you\u2019ve got to share one of those hanging grips with a perfectly normal, neutral, and complete stranger. You\u2019re thinking about the movie you\u2019re going to see and they\u2019re thumbing around on their phone. Even though your forearms touch every time the bus makes a turn and the thought of sardines in a can constantly flashes in the back of your head, it\u2019s no big deal. At the next stop, you exit and go on with your life.<\/p>\n

Was that an intimate experience for you? You were certainly close during a simultaneous experience, yet all you shared was a hand grip. Imagine now the same bus, but you are the only two on it\u2014 standing the same way. Maybe you know this person, maybe not. Perhaps there is something more than just a handgrip being shared. Perhaps there is tension\u00a0or chemistry.<\/p>\n

Next scenario: same empty bus, only this time you and a best friend are sitting as far apart as possible. What type of connection do you share\u2014light and fun, or dark and serious? At the next stop, as the entire rush hour crowd packs in, are you able to maintain some sort of close connection<\/a>?<\/p>\n

To understand the variety of the feelings associated with this relationship is to understand intimacy. The study of yoga cultivates a spark of intimacy within oneself. Canadian psychologist Dr. Sidney Jourard<\/a> understood intimacy as deeply intertwined with self-disclosure. Creating an intimate connection with someone else is rooted in our ability to \u201clet someone in\u201d by putting aside the mask we wear. In light of this, intimacy is firmly anchored in openness, honesty, observation, and acceptance.<\/a><\/p>\n

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Intimacy Meets the Mat<\/strong><\/h3>\n

How does intimacy show up in your study of movement? On a surface level, it may manifest with where you fit in on that rush hour bus or when you choose a different route. It can show up in the type of class you attend, the teacher you follow, and even which part of the room you lay your mat. An internal understanding of intimacy helps cultivate a deeper connection to the way you move, how it connects to your\u00a0breath, informs your sense of personal alignment, and a more accessible approach to meditation.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

Having an intimate connection with oneself allows the practitioner to be truly receptive to their needs, desires, goals, and challenges. While intimacy is largely intertwined with the institution of love, it is absolutely vital to the creation of trust. Think about this next time you step on the mat\u2014do you trust yourself to be fully present each breath, each movement, each posture?<\/p>\n

Practicing with a greater sense of intimacy helps to shine light everywhere your awareness is focused.<\/em><\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Next-level intimacy adds another person into the mix, going way beyond romantic warm and fuzzies. You know that conveyor belt of errant thoughts that pops up every time you settle into savasanana or find a tall spine to meditate? Yup, that same one we’re constantly told to observe without judgment on our long and intimate path to enlightenment. True shared intimacy allows another to see these parts of your brain.\u00a0 You’re offering not just a peek behind the veil, but inviting them to draw back their own veil as well. It’s a shared experience.<\/p>\n

Using Honesty to Build Intimacy\u00a0<\/strong><\/h3>\n

It is said that honesty is the best policy, and that goes for both shared and self-intimacy. Are you honest with your partner? Are you honest with your most vulnerable self when on the mat? Being able to listen to what comes up when you hold space\u2014for yourself and others\u2014is an incredibly important skill for building powerful connections. It\u2019s nice when everything is flowing and easy, and necessary when challenges arise. Being able to receive feedback, be it another person or from self-study,\u00a0 continues to feed into building stronger relationships<\/a>. While it might not always be what you want, it may just be exactly what you need.<\/p>\n

Intimacy\u2019s greatest gift is two-fold: Seeing and Being Seen. More than opening up, it\u2019s about being received. More than connecting, it\u2019s about staying connected. More than physical proximity, it\u2019s about feeling close. Give yourself the gift of inviting more intimacy into your movement practice and see what comes up! Can you get closer to yourself? Can you allow yourself to see (and love) some of the darker parts of yourself?<\/p>\n

While at many times it is certainly easier said than done, the potential of true connection is much greater when operating from a place of honesty and self-acceptance. Whether you’re on or off the mat, find moments where you can go just a bit deeper\u2014where you can be a bit more honest. You’ll see the benefits in all of our relationships; namely, to the one you have with your own soul.<\/p>\n

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\"\"Seriously lighthearted and playfully grounding, Lauren Matters believes in healing power of connection through play. Tapping into the quiet strength developed\u00a0 over a lifetime of horse training and equine therapy with a degree in clinical psychology, her classes are a unique presentation of mindful balance and dynamic practice. If freedom is found in the dance between structure and flow, Lauren uses yoga and partner movement as the catalyst for those looking deepen that understanding with balance, flexibility, and power. Visit her online through\u00a0her website<\/a>,\u00a0Facebook<\/a>, and on\u00a0Instagram.<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n

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\"\"Not all yogis are created equal. Daniel Scott is one of them.\u00a0<\/em>A yogi provocateur offering a fresh alternative to the traditional \u201cyoga voice,\u201d Daniel Scott\u2019s classes are a lively mix of balance and improvisation, strength and flexibility, breath and body. With light heart and open mind, Daniel focuses on moving into postures, not through them. A globally renowned yogic movement teacher and AcroYoga instructor, Daniel enjoys long baths, street art, and good coffee. Deeply dedicated to sharing the immense journey between self-conscious and self-aware, Daniel Scott strives to answer an ever-present question:\u00a0Are you moving or being moved? Visit him on his\u00a0website,<\/a>\u00a0Facebook<\/a>, and\u00a0Instagram.<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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