The Best:
I helped two folks at the shelter study for their GED exams. I hope that I was useful, positive, and encouraging. I know that going there and getting out of my own head made me grateful for some things, so it did me good. I hope it did them good as well.
The Worst:
I got all flustered, and I continue getting all flustered, over small things. The house is dirty. There was a lot of inconvenience involved in getting my husband a bus pass. I don't want to be consumed with small things, but I am. Nothing gets me so worked up as the little stuff right now.
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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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