Angela Farmer was one of BKS Iyengar's earliest students, and she studied with him for over ten years. During several extensive trips to India, she practiced with remarkable yogis and had life-changing experiences that initiated her feminine approach to yoga.
Angela's journey for over 40 years has been an internal one of undoing rather than doing yoga. She approaches yoga by inviting inner dialogue with the body to bring about feelings, movement, and freedom.
As one of Cheri Rae's teachers, Angela's approach of going inward is a cornerstone of practice at peace yoga gallery. By turning towards ourselves, we can develop our intelligence about who and what we are.
“We might wonder, “How can I help the world?” — and some people have the ability, the strength, the courage, and the possibility to go out and do big things. But, I think if we do things inside, they can become pretty big.”