Wander through the old quiet alleys of Bukchon to find ‘Bukchon Yogawon.’ Sitting inside here, you can see layers of tiled roofs of the traditional Korean houses in Bukchon through the big glass window. The leaves on trees blowing gently in the breeze bring peace to your mind. In Bukchon Yogawon, training is not about the perfection of the movement, but the whole process. It is a process of finding one’s own flow by connecting each and every movement through breathing properly. The movement doesn’t need to be perfect. It is also part of yoga to recognize what you are good at and what you are not good at while feeling every part of your body. When you focus on comfortable and deep breathing, the process of exhalation and inhalation – which we often forget during our busy days – feel strange. You don’t need to be intimidated by experienced yoga trainees and their movements. There is no need to worry about your inflexibility. By trying one movement after another while feeling comfortable, anyone can find their own rhythm. Here, you will experience the journey of finding your own rhythm, not anybody else’s.