Soleil Lune Yoga Center, LLC

Soleil Lune Yoga Center, LLC We believe that each and everyone of us should honor ourselves and others no matter what place in life we are at.

We should be gracious in the positive and negative gifts that life has to offer. Vinyasa teaching style is fun, creative and non-judgmental with an emphasis on releasing everyday stress and negative attitudes to experience the joy yoga brings. Instructors bring a fun modern edge to their classes by incorporating unique & modern music, dynamic flows & challenging variations to the practice. Firmly

grounded in alignment principles and yoga philosophy, lessons in yoga, and lessons in life. Teacher training, CECs , workshops, retreats, private yoga training, as well as daily in-person & virtual classes available.

Direction rarely arrives with fireworks, a marching band, or a giant neon sign from God (although…that would make things...
08/05/2026

Direction rarely arrives with fireworks, a marching band, or a giant neon sign from God (although…that would make things easier).

More often, it whispers.

Finding direction for our lives begins by noticing where God quietly shows up in the ordinary moments we usually rush past. Between the endless to-do lists, notifications, responsibilities, and the belief that we need to have it all figured out yesterday, we often miss the sacred hiding in plain sight.

Stillness isn’t doing nothing. It’s paying attention.

When we slow down long enough to become present, we begin to recognize what is bringing life into us…and what is quietly draining it away. Those moments become an ongoing conversation with God, shaping our prayers, our relationships, our work, and ultimately, who we are becoming.

So before you scroll, solve, fix, or plan tomorrow, find the quiet within and ask yourself:

• For what moment today am I most grateful?
• For what moment today am I least grateful?
• When did I give and receive the most love?
• When did I give and receive the least love?
• What was the most life-giving part of my day?
• What was the most life-draining part?
• When did I feel most connected to God, to others, and to myself?
• When did I feel the most disconnected?
• Where did I live from the fruit of the Spirit?
• Where was it noticeably absent?

These aren’t questions to shame you. They’re invitations to wake you up.

Because perspective doesn’t come from having all the answers. It comes from noticing where God has been walking beside you all along.

As His Spirit enlightens and enlivens your heart, you begin to remember the person He created you to be—not the one striving to earn approval, keep everyone happy, or prove your worth.

And from that place, His calling becomes less about finding the “right” path and more about faithfully becoming the right person.

Be.
Go.
Do.

The world doesn’t need another exhausted human chasing purpose.

It needs someone awake enough to recognize they’ve been walking with it all along.

Meet BonnieBonnie is a retired career firefighter—which means while most of us would be running away from chaos, she was...
06/05/2026

Meet Bonnie

Bonnie is a retired career firefighter—which means while most of us would be running away from chaos, she was professionally trained to sprint directly into it. Casual.

That same fearless energy shows up on the mat. Bonnie brings grounded strength, steady encouragement, and the kind of fortitude that lovingly nudges you toward the places you’d usually avoid—physically, mentally, and emotionally. You know… the exact places where growth tends to hide while pretending it’s “too much.”

She is no stranger to doing hard things, and she’s deeply inspired by watching her students do hard things too. Expect a class that challenges you in all the right ways—a little fire in your muscles, a little honesty with yourself, and hopefully fewer excuses from your inner drama queen.

What we love most about Bonnie? She’s refreshingly real. She leads with compassion, honesty, and intuitive insight. She knows when to push, when to pause, and when everyone in the room needs a reminder that they are capable of far more than they think.

She’s also hilarious. Truly. You’ll likely leave class feeling stronger, more grounded, and wondering when your yoga teacher somehow became your favorite new friend.

Bonnie has been with our studio since July 2024 and completed her RYT 200 with Trish & Kate at Soleil Lune in 2023. So yes… she’s officially one of ours, and we’re very proud of that.

Her heart is on fire to help you become your most brilliant self. Come get BENT with Bonnie.

And don’t worry—you probably won’t get burned. 🔥😉

Meet Serena - Will Bend for Plants Don’t be distracted by the serenity of Serena’s quieter disposition. She’s a f*cking ...
06/04/2026

Meet Serena - Will Bend for Plants

Don’t be distracted by the serenity of Serena’s quieter disposition. She’s a f*cking brick house beast of a mother of 4- two of which are twins! Also, if you hang around the studio long enough, you’ll soon realize she’s not that quiet, is suuuuper sarcastic, and has the most excellent go-to-the-gutter thinking!

Serena is a fiery, piano playing, plant whisperer, Phish stalker, and an Oh-So-Awesome-Plant-Eating-Human who just so happens to be a fabulous yoga teacher. How did we get so lucky??

She’s committed to the daily work of being on her mat and loves to be around others who are as well. You can expect to get right to it in her classes and get sh*t done. In the best way.

We love that her classes and teaching are reflections of who she is as a person - direct and straight to the point, all substance, and no fluff! Well okay…. she can be caught reading smutty romance novels!! Her passion for the practice and lifestyle of yoga are extremely evident and her classes are set to groovy yoga tunes with beats you can feel.

Her commitment to yoga and our SLYC community is evident in her very regular attendance as a student as well as a steadfast and vital member of our weird teaching crew.

Serena has been a member of SLYC since 2017 and a teacher since 2020. She graduated from the illustrious SLYC yoga school with her 200hr teaching certificate during the pandemic in 2020. Yes that’s right - Even a world wide pandemic wasn’t going to stop Serena!

When not teaching or practicing yoga you’ll find Serena reading romance novels (yeah, we weren’t kidding 🤪), running, lifting weights, gardening, and tending to her amazing family and their active lifestyle.

Come see the Yoga in Action and get bent with Serena!

Give us👏🏻🙌🏻 in the comments for Serena!

Prana: The Life Force You’re Already Working WithYou know that moment when you walk into a room and instantly feel the c...
06/03/2026

Prana: The Life Force You’re Already Working With

You know that moment when you walk into a room and instantly feel the collective mood?
That’s you sensing prana, whether or not you call it that.

In yoga, prana is the vital life force—the subtle current that animates breath, movement, mood, and, yes, the energy you feel from the person on the mat next to you who’s already having A Day.

What to know as a student:
✨ Your breath is your prana’s steering wheel.
✨ How you breathe directly affects how you feel.

What to know as a teacher:
✨ Prana awareness can shift your cueing from mechanical to intuitive.
✨ Energetics aren’t woo—they’re the subtle language your students already speak.

Welcome to the invisible half of the practice.

📸 “Just another forward fold?”Nah. This is a full-blown journey inward, baby.At Soleil Lune, we know the pose is just th...
06/02/2026

📸 “Just another forward fold?”

Nah. This is a full-blown journey inward, baby.

At Soleil Lune, we know the pose is just the gateway. The real magic happens in the quiet moments—the deep breaths, the self-talk, the surrender. What you're seeing here? It's not just hamstrings on fire (though…yes, that too). It’s someone doing the hard, holy work of turning inward.

✨ Because yoga isn’t just about stretching your body—it’s about stretching your awareness.

We, your weird, supportive, sarcastic-as-hell Soleil Lune crew, take the responsibility of holding space seriously. (Well…not too seriously—we’re still us.) We create sacred containers for transformation: where you can laugh, sweat, cry, swear, and actually feel something other than pressure to “nail the pose.”

💡 So if you’ve been craving something deeper than trendy sequencing and perfect lighting…

You’re in the right place.

Here, we do THE yoga.

The kind that gets under your skin (in a good way).

The kind that sticks with you off the mat.

The kind that changes you.

Come see what it’s really about.


👐 Assists: Helpful or Just… Weird?You know that moment when someone drops into your space mid-pose with the enthusiasm o...
06/01/2026

👐 Assists: Helpful or Just… Weird?

You know that moment when someone drops into your space mid-pose with the enthusiasm of a human foam roller and you're like… “Was that supposed to help?”

Yeah. We’ve all been there.

Assists can be incredible. They can ground a nervous system, create space in the body, or help a student finally understand what “lengthen your spine” actually feels like. But without clarity, consent, and some basic body knowledge? It’s easy for things to get awkward—or worse, unsafe.

Because let’s be real:
🧠 Great assists aren’t about fixing people. They’re about facilitating feeling.
💬 And no one wants to be surprise-adjusted into a spinal twist they didn’t sign up for.

✨ Try This:
For Teachers:
Before you reach out, pause. Ask yourself:
👉 What am I helping this student feel?
👉 Have I asked for consent today?
👉 Am I grounded and clear—or winging it and hoping for the best?
Use one hand for direction, one for support. Observe before you act. Sometimes, the most effective assist is saying nothing and simply holding space.

For Students:
Next time someone offers an assist, check in with yourself.
👉 Do I want this right now?
👉 Does this feel supportive—or confusing?
It’s 100% okay to say “no thanks.” Your body, your choice.

Assists should never be performative. They should be purposeful. Whether you're teaching or taking class, the goal isn’t perfection—it’s presence.

We all find our yoga practice to be so powerful because of the depth of surrender and discipline. Devotion, dedication, ...
05/31/2026

We all find our yoga practice to be so powerful because of the depth of surrender and discipline. Devotion, dedication, determination and discipline are what every yoga practitioner needs.

Ask yourself this: what are you willing to sacrifice in order to attain your goals? The bigger the goals, the greater the need for surrender.

Can you sit down on the inside? Can you silence the internal crazy and incessant chatter? Can you be still enough to listen.....to wait.....and respond when the invitation is given?

Only when you are willing to give everything up in total surrender to God, will He reveal the path He has planned for you. His plan for you has always been there. Your specific path will only be available when you are ready.

Like a chick hatching from its egg, authentic awakening cannot be rushed. Be patient. Practice every day. Be ready for God's invitation. Say YES and prepare for one wild ride!

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Scientific literature increasingly shows just how much our subconscious biases, prejudices, and orientations influence u...
05/30/2026

Scientific literature increasingly shows just how much our subconscious biases, prejudices, and orientations influence us. These implicit patterns quietly guide behavior, shaping our actions and future responses without us even realizing it.

It starts small — a thought, a feeling, a sensation — like a wave rolling across the ocean of consciousness. In response to internal or external stimuli, these waves settle into the subconscious, forming sensory impressions. Think of them like neural pathways: the more often they fire, the stronger the connection. As the saying goes, neurons that fire together, wire together. Repeated patterns — whether thoughts, emotions, or reactions — create lasting pathways in the mind.

Not all sensory impressions serve us equally. Adaptive impressions cultivate kindness, virtue, and presence, bringing us closer to our highest truth. Maladaptive impressions, on the other hand, feed craving, delusion, and aversion, keeping us stuck and disconnected from self-knowledge.

Yoga offers a structured way to become aware of these patterns and to replace unhelpful ones with healthier responses. For example, when feelings of “I’m not enough” arise, practicing an affirmation like, “May I know that I am enough,” and truly embracing how God sees us, can gradually reshape those impressions.

Many of us start yoga like cold, congealed spaghetti. Each practice warms and mixes the strands a little more. You might not notice the change after one class—or even five—but over months and years, these small transformations compound, and suddenly you find yourself interacting with the world in a profoundly different way. 💫

So, let’s get to it… do your yoga. 🙏🏻

Does Your Yoga Leave You Wanting More?Or just wondering where the nearest couch is?Let’s be real—yoga can be chill. But ...
05/29/2026

Does Your Yoga Leave You Wanting More?

Or just wondering where the nearest couch is?
Let’s be real—yoga can be chill. But it can also be soul-sparking, sweat-dripping, heart-pounding, eye-opening fun. The kind that leaves you walking out of class like you just crushed the final scene in a Rocky movie.

You don’t need to punch meat in a freezer or run up 72 steps in Philly to feel that buzz.

Just the right blend of movement, intention, breath, and—let’s be honest—community that actually makes you feel something.

💥 Inspired.
💥 Alive.
💥 Like maybe you could high-five the sun.

If your practice isn’t leaving you a little more you every time you show up, you might just be doing exercise—not yoga.

At Soleil Lune, we don’t do “just going through the motions.” We do hell yes, that moved something in me.

🎉 Come play. Come sweat. Come remember why you love this practice in the first place.

Link in bio for classes, trainings, and the good kind of sore.

🌀 Where Did the Art of Teaching Yoga Go? 🌀Be honest — are you just a little tired of the same old “flow” that starts wit...
05/28/2026

🌀 Where Did the Art of Teaching Yoga Go? 🌀

Be honest — are you just a little tired of the same old “flow” that starts with a poetic reading, ends with another reading, and in between… choreography? (Beautiful choreography, sure. But choreography nonetheless.)

When did Yoga — the art of teaching, reflection, curiosity, and awareness — get replaced with synchronized stretching and playlists that sound like spa commercials?

Yoga isn’t about memorizing shapes. It’s about cultivating a reflective mind and heart. It’s about noticing what arises while you move — the emotions, the resistance, the insights that sneak up when you stop trying to perform your practice and actually experience it.

Resistance isn’t the enemy. It’s a teacher. When you lean into it — with curiosity instead of judgment — something shifts. You start asking better questions: Is this true? Is this mine? Can I celebrate the fact that I’m still learning?

That’s Yoga. That’s growth. That’s the difference between following choreography and following consciousness.

So next time you roll out your mat, bring your curiosity, your courage, and your whole messy heart. That’s where the real flow begins. 💫

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