Chapter 31
“All of our lessons will start with a fifteen-minute yoga session,” Christian began.
“Really? Yoga?” We were in Christian’s basement, which had been converted into a miniature basketball court/training room. The giant room was every teenager’s dream, and I could tell by the worn mats that it was used frequently.
“Yoga will get you in the right frame of mind. Everything I teach you will require you to be calm and collected. Do you think you can handle that?”
“Bring it on, Master.” I crouched low into the eagle pose.
Christian was right about yoga. After just a few days of training, I was already more focused. Yoga helped me become more at one with Light giving me added strength and agility despite the moon’s cycle. This was a new feeling and gave me much-needed confidence.
