We Are One People, on One Earth
Yoga on Beacon has always been more than a place to move your body. It is a space rooted in community, care, and belonging.
From the creaky hardwood floors to the sunlight pouring through the windows, this studio exists to remind us that we are connected — to ourselves and to one another.
What We Stand For
At Yoga on Beacon, we believe in dignity, respect, and humanity for all people.
We do not support actions or systems that dehumanize others or reduce people to labels. We believe people are not “immigrants” first — they are human beings, neighbors, and contributors to our shared society.
This studio is a place where everyone deserves to feel safe, seen, and welcome.
Why This Is Personal
I am an immigrant to this country.
I was raised with the Jamaican motto “Out of Many, One People.” It’s a reminder that our differences are not something to fear — they are what make us whole. That belief has shaped how I move through the world and how I lead this studio.
Immigration is not abstract to me. It is lived. It is human. And it informs my commitment to ensuring Yoga on Beacon is a space where no one is made to feel small, unsafe, or unwelcome.
Yoga as a Practice of Humanity
Yoga teaches us that separation is an illusion.
We breathe the same air. We share the same ground. We experience joy, fear, grief, and love through our bodies in remarkably similar ways. Practicing yoga means practicing compassion — not just on the mat, but in the world.
Non-harm doesn’t stop when class ends.
Turning Values Into Action
Values matter most when they’re lived.
Moving forward, Yoga on Beacon will offer:
A monthly donation-based class, with all proceeds supporting immigrant advocacy work
We are proud to support the Northwest Immigrant Rights Project, an organization providing legal advocacy and protection for immigrant communities in Washington.
A Studio Rooted in Belonging
Yoga on Beacon is a neighborhood studio. That means we show up for our neighbors.
No one should be bullied, threatened, or made to feel anything other than fully human when they walk through our doors. We believe deeply in community care, human rights, and loving our neighbors — on and off the mat.
Out of many, one people.
One earth. One community.
Thank you for being here and for helping make Yoga on Beacon a place where breath meets belonging.
With care,
Danielle
Owner, Yoga on Beacon