They’ll violate your personal space. They’ll kiss your face. They’ll pull your hair and try to eat it off your head. They’ll walk all over you if you let them.
But like most kids, they are a blissful gift, said self-professed Goat Mom Lani Jones. She and her husband, James, have operated the Goods and Goats Market in San Juan Capistrano, California, for the last five years, where their one-acre farm and yoga studio have become a hit.
On a recent Sunday, soothing meditation music filled the air as instructor Peter Lin led participants in a series of heart, mind and physical exercises. Unfazed as baby goats jumped on and off his back, knocked over his coffee and nibbled on shoes next to his mat, his calming voice instructed, “Yoga is the act of making the unconscious conscious.”
