Gratitude isn’t found in the past or future — it blooms in the here and now. This moment, this breath, this heartbeat is a gift. When we ground ourselves in presence, gratitude becomes effortless.

As autumn deepens, we gather what the year has given us — lessons, love, growth, and grace. Some seasons are abundant; others are quiet. All have value. This practice is about honoring your harvest — the wisdom and joy cultivated through every experience.

Gratitude is the golden thread that reminds us of our interconnectedness — to each other, to the earth, and to something greater than ourselves. Every act of thankfulness is a bridge, drawing us closer to the sacred in all things.

So much of our energy goes into striving — for achievement, for approval, for more. But gratitude begins when we recognize the abundance already here. Yoga teaches Santosha, or contentment — a deep knowing that we already have what we need. This week, let gratitude be your anchor in enoughness.

As November begins, it's time to turn inward and tend the quiet flame of gratitude. Like sunlight filtering through the trees, gratitude doesn’t need to be forced — it simply asks for space to shine. When we pause and breathe, we remember that the light we seek is already within us.

As the air turns crisp and the days grow shorter, we turn inward — toward reflection, warmth, and gratitude. November invites us to slow down and savor the abundance that surrounds us, both on and off the mat. This month is extra special to all of us at the Beehive. We’re not only celebrating the season of thankfulness — we’re also celebrating 9 beautiful years of community, friendship, compassion and love and joyful laugher together! Below you’ll find everything happening in