People
always associate yoga with being flexible physically but really what it
teaches us is to be more flexible in our thinking. In shifting our
perspectives on situations and when making decisions. When we find that
kind of flexibility we can take hold of limitlessness. To see that
whatever is at our feet or just ahead of us is limitless is the shift we
need.
Our daily lives sometimes make us think we need to hold back, we get
bogged down by responsibility. We get conditioned to the idea that we
have to hold back. Being more flexible mentally, spiritually and in our
consciousness, we can see the openness that life has to offer. the
limitless possibilities that are just sitting there waiting for us.
I
think the importance of our alignment cue's, doing our poses in
transition, step by step and practicing the present moment it...helps us
to be more consciously aware and therefore we can accomplish poses that
we might otherwise consider to be impossible. When we stop thinking
about what it is or what its supposed to be, and before you know it
you've taken the bind while balancing on one leg, come into a full back
bend, jumped back from crow or come into your first head stand. Whatever
those poses are that we think we'd never do, if we throw away though
the "can't do it" part and be in the moment of each
breath we will achieve and we ride the limitlessness.
Showing posts with label flexibility. Show all posts
Showing posts with label flexibility. Show all posts
Monday, January 6, 2014
Sunday, May 19, 2013
Flexibilty
I have been doing my runs with more ease! I'm not thinking about it as obsessively and am even starting to...enjoy it! YUP! Running is so great -every time I stop doing it it's like I'm mad at it...and once I start again I truly can't believe why I stopped! Ok rain, now please go away so I can start doing outdoor runs :)
In our Yoga practice we can use our bodies to find flexibility...flexibility in our minds, flexibility in our lives. Our physical practices can help us be freer in our mental practices.
“To the mind that is still, the whole universe surrenders” Lao Tze
In our Yoga practice we can use our bodies to find flexibility...flexibility in our minds, flexibility in our lives. Our physical practices can help us be freer in our mental practices.
“To the mind that is still, the whole universe surrenders” Lao Tze
Labels:
barefoot running,
flexibility,
Lao Tze,
running
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
