As some of you who read this blog know, I practice yoga (and have written about my practice here and here). I emphasize the word practice because it’s ongoing, and I don’t think in yoga you’re actually supposed to get to “perfect” (a concept most yogis I know disregard vehemently, for all sorts of good [...]
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With Intention
Posted in Adult Learners, Goals, Higher Education, Yoga, tagged adultlearners, Goals, highereducation, intentions, Yoga on March 7, 2010 | 2 Comments »
In my last post titled This Is So Not About Yoga, I forgot to add Lesson #5, which I was shockingly reminded of today in my yoga class: 5) ACCEPT IT: Some days I am not as flexible, strong, balanced, or energetic as I am on other days. On Sunday I felt like could have [...]
This Is So Not About Yoga
Posted in Learning, Yoga, tagged Learning, Yoga on April 28, 2009 | 3 Comments »
I have been learning and practicing yoga for the past four years, which is significant for three reasons: I always swore that I wouldn’t like yoga — too slow, not enough hard-core exercise, and what’s up with those strappy little outfits? Etc. More importantly, I also always swore that I couldn’t do it. Touching my [...]
