"Does one have to wear specific pants in order to teach yoga?" Obi-Wan asks, his mood lifting a little as he turns his head to properly look at Klaus, a broader smile curving his lips. Yoga may not have been a part of the traditional Jedi training, but Obi-Wan can see elements of the meditative practice within it, and while he's never tried it himself, he's watched a few people practicing in a park, fallen into the gentle rhythm of their breathing, the pulse of their life and their energy within the Force.

"I probably ought to take a class or two of my own before trying to teach it," he continues. "Meditation, however..." Klaus is right and Obi-Wan realizes he's been resisting the possibility unconsciously, without even understanding he was doing it.

He's quiet, his smile growing thoughtful, even a little embarrassed as he meets Klaus's gaze. "I think I'm afraid," he admits. "I've meditated on it and I've spoken of it with Anakin, with Ben, but when it comes down to actively leaving behind this part of my life that has been so much of who I am for as long as I can remember... I know it's the right thing to do, but I'm afraid."