This has become a strong epidemic all across the United States and the fact that yoga has helped veterans and still does, proves that yoga can be life changing. The power of doing yoga is unlike any other feeling. Reading these stories about how Yoga has changed someone life for the better has inspired me in so many ways. These stories real put everything in my life in a different perspective. I should not be stressing over the smalls things in life like getting a ticket or failing an exam, when people like Dan Nevins have it far worse than I do. I feel like Dan Nevins is an inspiration to war veterans and any other individual who suffers from any type of depression. He shows that even when life gets tough and you feel like there’s nothing or no one that can help, there is another alternative to cope with it and that is yoga. Reading his story has also inspired me to try new yoga poses that may be difficult because if he can do yoga poses that are meant for legs, which he doesn’t have, then I should try my best to do those poses to. He has given the motivation to better myself has a yogi and to be grateful that I have good …show more content…
I took maybe 3 classes, but just by coming to class and meditating and doing these poses for an hour a day, I feel refreshed and relaxed which has definitely put me in a better mood and has given me more motivation to go to my classes and to not stress out as much. When I first started this course, I could barely even do the downward dog position, but with practice and actually believing in myself that I can do these poses, I have succeeded. After taking this course and learning and most of all feeling how yoga has made me more relaxed after having a bad morning has gave me the motivation to get out of bed in the morning and take a yoga class at my gym because I definitely can see how it has just made me feel better about myself as a