Seattle Yoga News is on a mission to find and highlight all of the hidden, and maybe not so hidden, gems in our yoga community and beyond. We want you to learn about their experiences and perspectives, but also a bit more about their personalities, so we have a few fun questions for them. This week’s spotlight is turned towards Dawn Irene Aragón.
Seattle Yoga News: What inspired you to become a yoga teacher?








Seattle Yoga News: What is one piece of advice you always give your students?








Seattle Yoga News: Describe your yoga philosophy?
All healing is self-healing.
Together, we find strength (iRON) with softness (FAERY).
~iF~ prana guides your individual or partner practice, Anything Is Possible.








Seattle Yoga News: If you could practice with anyone dead or alive, who would that be and why?








Seattle Yoga News: How lucky are you and why?








Seattle Yoga News: If you could be an animal or a plant, which one would you be and why?








Seattle Yoga News: What is your latest favorite thing about humanity?








Seattle Yoga News: Anything else you’d like the local yoga community to know about you?
Bio: iRONFAERY (iF): STRONG • BALANCED • BEAUTIFUL
Helping myself whilst serving others, I am deep in my dharma. Twenty years ago, I knew I needed to mediate, to quiet my racing thoughts and elevate my shadows. Auspiciously, as I began serving veterans with cancer as a whole health psychologist, I was introduced to the bhakti yogic path via Siddha Yoga Meditation. I received my yoga teacher certification from Sri Dharma Mittra (2006). The spark of AcroYoga was ignited at Burning Man where I embraced the mantra “Trust & Surrender”—received my AcroYoga teacher certificate from the co-founders of AcroYoga International (2007). My most recent studies took me on a month-long journey to London, UK, for Edward Clark’s Tripsichore Intensive Study Course (2014).
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