High above the clouds, where eagles soar and the air shimmers, Luna the Unicorn practiced yoga at sunrise. Her horn sparkled as she stretched, breathing in mountain air and finding stillness even when storms brewed below. At first, Luna’s friends—goats, marmots, and butterflies—couldn’t understand her calm. “Don’t you worry about falling?” asked the marmot, watching Luna balance on one hoof atop a rocky peak. Luna smiled: “It’s not the wind outside but the breath inside that keeps me steady.” When the wind howled, Luna taught her friends how to ground themselves: tree pose for confidence, downward goat for focus, butterfly pose for joy. Together, they discovered that the mountain’s greatest heights were reached not just by climbing, but by listening to their hearts and breathing deep. One day, a heavy storm stranded a lost chamois. Luna and her friends formed a circle, breathing together until the skies cleared. The mountain glowed with rainbows, and everyone felt lighter, inside and out. From then on, animals from every valley came to Luna’s sunrise yoga, learning that peace and strength start from within, no matter how high the climb.