Come as you are
The physical is only one aspect of yoga, a tool to help us go inward; the real goal of yoga is not the physical posture but an inner state of stillness
Reflections on the journey. Music to sooth and inspire the soul. Wisdom to strengthen us and light our paths.
The physical is only one aspect of yoga, a tool to help us go inward; the real goal of yoga is not the physical posture but an inner state of stillness
Working without attachments means we work without demanding or expecting a specific result, that we let go of the idea that we control the fruits (the outcome) of our work.
Our bodies hold our memories deep within, and yoga brings them to the fore again. This can be both exciting and terrifying!
Are we living our own personal dharma or do our lives simply reflect conformity to external expectations and societal or religious norms?
Hafez, the great 14th century Sufi poet, highlights a key to the yogic path. Briefly put, our actions, not our intentions, are what count. The emphasis is on the doing. Or, as the famous Nike slogan tells us: JUST DO IT.
How many of us have spent our lives striving to be anyone but ourselves. It’s about time to be you in all your glorious beauty