A beanbag yoga block comprised of a sewn cover and firmly filled with loose flowing, pellet-like material. This new construction method provides the essential effects of a rigid block or brick, with the added benefits a soft yoga block provides. The dimensions of the invention do not vary widely from 4 inches (height) by 6 inches (width) by 9 inches (length), which are the predetermined dimensions of traditional (prior art) yoga blocks and which allow the full functioning of the beanbag yoga block for its intended purposes. The beanbag yoga block serves all the requirements of traditional yoga blocks, whereby adding the advantages: economical, environmentally-friendly, wider market appeal, versatility of use, versatility of design, ease and comfort of use, and domestically produced materials which generate more revenue for the economy.