economic justice practice
vipāka yoga practices economic justice in all offerings.
it’s something my teacher does, it’s something I could not oversee, I just had to take it on board in my teachings as well.
this model invites you to honestly list your personal resources and assess your levels of privilege before completing your registration.
the idea is to go against the current of classist and capitalist norms and move towards economic justice in yoga.
consider paying less if you
1 / have children or elderly dependents
2 / do not have health insurance.
3 / receive some form of public assistance.
4 / are an elderly individual with limited financial support.
5 / do not have your own income.
4 / are a former inmate and have struggled to find employment due to your incarceration history.
1 / own a home.
2 / own a vehicle.
3 / have investments, retirement funds, inherited assets/money.
4 / travel during vacations/holidays.
5 / have access to family resources in times of need.
6 / do not work full-time by choice.
6 / have relatively high purchasing power due to your education level, professional experience, social class, gender or racial privilege, etc. even if you are not currently exercising this purchasing power, please recognize it as a choice that others do not have.
consider paying more if you
as you engage in these reflections, please be aware that if you choose to pay a lower amount when you can afford the standard fee, you may be limiting access for those who genuinely need financial flexibility.
you would also be undervaluing my work. be honest with yourself and your financial situation within this payment system.
these practices support the work of teachers and creators who, like me, have invested significant costs in their careers, and they also enable more low-cost offerings.
if you meet the requirements to take advantage of the economic justice practice, please get in touch via
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