The Worst
I freaked out when they started talking about asking us to pay for the seminar I was attending. I'd been under the impression that it was donation based, and so I was afraid to stay and register properly because I thought they might try to make me pay the full $150, which I can't afford. I'd decided to pay $15 for each session, so I left after a first session today to make what I owe only $30. I plan to rectify this in the morning to keep it from becoming a situation where I was stealing. I hope that I haven't done something wrong.
The Best
I made a batch of hot water for everyone else at the seminar to have tea, and I brought my husband home a big container of Gatorade to help him with his sick stomach. Now I am home with him, and we are going to nap together. When I wake up, maybe I'll walk the dogs. That would be kind for them.
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This book was my inspiration for beginning this blog. It's an excellent reference for a student new to yoga with excerpts from the Yoga Sutra as well as explanations and applications to modern life. The teaching is presented through the story of a young yogini who is transporting the Yoga Sutra to Tibet, which makes it an easy read. Reading it has been a profound experience for me.
I saw Blair Lewis speak recently, and his ideas about a revolution towards consciously choosing happiness were profound. I've not gotten the book yet, but I hope to soon. I'm looking forward to learning more about his approach to uncovering the quiet place that's inside all of us.
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A 12-stepping yogini learning to live life on its own terms.
This book was my inspiration for beginning this blog. It's an excellent reference for a student new to yoga with excerpts from the Yoga Sutra as well as explanations and applications to modern life. The teaching is presented through the story of a young yogini who is transporting the Yoga Sutra to Tibet, which makes it an easy read. Reading it has been a profound experience for me.
I saw Blair Lewis speak recently, and his ideas about a revolution towards consciously choosing happiness were profound. I've not gotten the book yet, but I hope to soon. I'm looking forward to learning more about his approach to uncovering the quiet place that's inside all of us.
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