YogaPeace on May 29th, 2008

About a week ago, I went for an indian teacher’s Hatha 2 yoga class and I was reminded of many of the fundamentals of the yoga practice. He reminded the class of the reason why we practice. He also reminded us that ultimately what we want to achieve is not the asana perfection but rather, the inner peace, our inner growth, enlightenment?

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YogaPeace on May 13th, 2008

Incredible as it seems, sometimes when one surrender, one can gain more instead. This is often heard in an old chinese saying.

When you become too stubborn and unyielding, things often turn even more against you. However, when you are able to surrender and to go with the flow, things always turn out somehow for the better eventually.

Heebs has this particular flow which he is having us do pretty a lot this few weeks. It is what he calls the offering yoga flow (i think). I love the flow as it is simple, graceful and yet symbolic. When you do the flow, you are offering to something bigger than you ( maybe it’s the universe, your god or the divine ).

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I’m a Yoga School Snob!

A Yoga School Snob

If your yoga school had a grading scale you’d make straight As. You’ve found
a yoga style that resonates with you, so you devour every morsel of information
that comes from your teachers’ lips and apply it to your practice. You’ve read
all the books, twice. You put your mat down in the same place in every class,
and your best friends are all the people who put their mats down beside yours
(they’re yoga geeks, too).

But be mindful not to leave others out of your unique community. Beginning
students and followers of other yoga disciplines have a lot to offer, too.
Welcome them warmly, and keep an open mind about what you can glean from a
new perspective.

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