What I learned when I tried naked yoga
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Our nakedness was a reminder of what we have in common as we navigate how to best to live and relate to one another
‘Sitting in my hotel room the night before, I tried to imagine myself in a bare-all downward dog and blushed at the thought.’ Illustration: Xiao Mei/The Guardian Our nakedness was a reminder of what we have in common as we navigate how to best to live and relate to one another By Kelsy Burke Mon 18 Jul 2022 02.00 EDT Last modified on Mon 15 Aug 2022 12.29 EDT Share Prefer the Guardian on Google Naked yoga. I circled the words in my conference program and flagged them with three question marks. Should I go? What would it be like? Was it a ploy for exhibitionism at the conference I was attending
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