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1. Why Sanskrit Matters Sanskrit is the ancient language of yoga, originating in India thousands of years ago. Each word carries deep meaning, describing not just the physical position but also the energy, direction, and intention of the pose. Learning a little Sanskrit helps students connect more deeply with the practice and its lineage. It also makes classes around the world more universal, since the names of poses stay the same no matter the language spoken. 2. Understandi

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