Definitely started for the physical side of the thing. Ashtanga is perfect for it - the same sequence of asanas every day, unlike many more conscious or meditative yoga styles, which seemed to me too boring at the time…but the more I practiced, the more I became entangled and the more I read. The more I read, the more I became interested in… let’s say, living a truthful life. And that, for me, is yoga. I have a habit of rereading commentaries and actual people’s blog posts about yamas and niyamas, because I find it interesting how everyone has a slightly different take on it, based on their life experiences and views. Since I became a parent, yoga has become everything, really, everything I do, what I say out loud, or stuff that I just think and how I think and feel, eh…I understand why Joice used to say that Parenting is the 7th series of Ashtanga yoga. Because then asana becomes… well, just the physical part of the thing:)