Whimsical, funny, heartbreaking, and unexpectedly profound — one of our all-time favorites. We found deep truths about coming home to ourselves, and it’s a book we believe every woman should read. This allegorical book truly encapsulates the magic and truth of yoga philosophy.

One of our all time favorites that we’ll always come back to. The stories of healing and reincarnation invited us to consider soul connections and how love can transcend lifetimes. It opened our minds to the idea that growth doesn’t end when this life does. This book also ignited a reincarnation and past life book kick for us!

We loved this one despite going in unsure. It reminded us to release control and find peace in allowing — a modern-day practice in non-attachment. We laughed about how hard “letting them” can actually be, but agreed it’s one of the most freeing things we can do.

We loved the flow of this one — both literal and metaphorical. It opened up reflections about softness, strength, and learning to move through life with less resistance. We talked about how true power lies not in control, but in presence and adaptability.

A deeply moving exploration of compassion and presence. This book helped us soften toward ourselves — to remember that awakening starts with kindness, not perfection. It invited us to meet our experience, just as it is, and call it “enough.”

Science meets spirit. We explored the idea that we can change our energy — and by doing so, change our lives. Some of us were fascinated by the neuroscience; others were drawn to the mystical side. All of us left believing transformation is possible.

While we appreciated its practicality, this one didn’t land as deeply for our group. It felt a bit disconnected from the sacred roots of yoga philosophy — more self-help. Still, it opened up an honest conversation about where modern yoga diverges from tradition and how to bring more authenticity into our practice.

A beautiful reminder that the path itself is the treasure. This story of trust and transformation sparked deep conversations about intuition, timing, and following what calls your heart. It reminded us that purpose doesn’t always look like a straight line — sometimes the detours are divine.

Sometimes the simplest concepts can be the hardest to live by. This classic book reminded us how much peace can come from awareness — how our words, boundaries, and perceptions shape everything. It’s one we come back to often, especially when we need the reminder to not take things personally.

A deep dive into the feminine spirit of yoga. Each goddess became a mirror — helping us recognize different energies within ourselves and how to honor them in daily life. It was one of our most empowering reads, helping us reclaim softness as strength.

This one cracked us open. It made big spiritual ideas feel intimate and real — about surrender, devotion, and finding the sacred in everyday life. Many of us felt it was a turning point in how we see yoga as a path to love, not achievement.

This one made us cry — in the best way. It brought up gratitude, love, and what it means to really show up for each other while we’re here. It reminded us how the simplest conversations can become sacred when they’re rooted in love.

A timeless classic text that brought us back to the essence of yoga — purpose, duty, and devotion. It helped us see that our daily lives are the practice. It deepened our reverence for yoga’s roots and reminded us how relevant these teachings still are through the story of Krishna and Arjuna

A continuation of that same conversation with Brian Weiss— about what happens when we let love guide our choices instead of fear. It deepened our reflections on surrender, forgiveness, and the unseen ways we are all connected.

This one felt like a warm reminder that everything comes back to love — across time, space, and lifetimes. It was simple and sweet, a quiet reminder that the universe has its own way of bringing souls together.

A bizarre but fascinating look beyond this life — sparking reflections about purpose, soul growth, and why we’re drawn to the people we meet. It got us talking about destiny and choice, and whether our paths are written or created.

We explored intuition and energy work through this one — how perception shapes reality, and how clarity can create alignment. It reminded us that intuition isn’t magic — it’s just listening more closely to what we already know.

This one hit home for many of us. A reminder that awakening isn’t something far away — it’s simply being present, again and again. We talked about ego, awareness, and how the smallest moments can become portals to consciousness.

Aptly timed, this book inspired sacred action to serve our community. It explored how we use the love and compassion we cultivate through yoga to actually care for and make a difference in the world around us.