Maya Johnson

    4.9(2 reviews)
    Experience not specified
    Chicago, Evanston
    Vinyasa
    Power

    Exploring yoga as a path to social justice and personal liberation. Creating brave spaces for transformation.

    Rating Breakdown

    Based on the five Yamas (ethical principles) of yoga

    Ahimsa

    Non-Harming

    5.0

    Satya

    Truthfulness

    5.0

    Asteya

    Non-Stealing

    5.0

    Brahmacharya

    Right Use of Energy

    4.5

    Aparigraha

    Non-Possessiveness

    5.0

    Reviews (2)

    Carlos Mendoza

    November 19, 2025
    Studied Sep 2022 - Nov 2024

    Ahimsa

    Satya

    Asteya

    Brahmacharya

    Aparigraha

    Maya's approach to time and pacing in class reflects deep respect for everyone's journey. She never rushes, never steals moments of integration, and honors the value of stillness. Her teaching of Asteya extends beyond the mat—she teaches us to value our own time and energy appropriately.

    Maria Santos

    November 10, 2025
    Studied Apr 2023 - Oct 2024

    Ahimsa

    Satya

    Asteya

    Brahmacharya

    Aparigraha

    Maya's classes are transformative. She teaches with such integrity and respect for the yoga tradition while making it relevant to modern life. Her emphasis on ethical practice both on and off the mat has deepened my understanding of what it truly means to live yoga.