キノ・マクレガ―のインスタグラム(kinoyoga) - 4月1日 01時10分

When I first started teaching yoga I barely knew who I was. I was 23 and I didn’t have a voice, a message. Not only was I the weakest person in the room, but my body was not the “ideal” yoga body. My short stature and thick thighs never fit into leggings made for tall people. If they fit my legs, the waist was baggy. I wore my old gym shorts and my bikini tops.
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But I practiced. And when I found Ashtanga Yoga, I realized that it wasn’t about what size or shape you were—it was simply about putting in the work over many years.
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I still remember the first day someone asked me to make a video for YouTube. I was so happy that someone thought of me as an “expert teacher.” Today
I see myself, however flawed and imperfect I may be, as a keeper of the sacred knowledge of yoga.
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But I’m not the only one holding this torch. Anyone who has devoted themselves to daily practice and given their hearts and souls to yoga is carrying this sacred torch forward.
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But what happens when someone attempts to steal, buy or co-opt the spiritual heart of yoga? Then, it is my belief that those who are charged with upholding the principles of yoga have a moral obligation to do whatever is within their power to reclaim the spiritual lineage that they represent. To, at the least, speak up with fierce caring.
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It is in this light that I dare to speak up about this somewhat unpopular topic of a billion dollar corporation suing a 24 year old yoga teacher. Alo/Cody has not released me from the unilateral confidentiality clause binding me from speaking. But if ordinary citizens have the courage to stand up to our President, I have to be brave enough to speak up to the owners of Alo/Cody, Marco De George and Danny Harris.
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Read the full blog here:
https://www.elephantjournal.com/2018/03/if-alo-cody-wants-to-be-a-leader-in-the-yoga-world-kino-macgregor/
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