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Patience. Something I’ve been exploring during this week of equanimity. And something that has brought me great reward. After the gigantic realization that I tend to push myself too hard,… Read More
As we breathe during yoga, we focus on how we can create more space in the body. We breathe space into our belly, space into our rib cage, space into… Read More
Still on the topic of equanimity, an observation from today: I feel like there is a component of empathy involved in equanimity. That isn’t to say there’s attachment or living… Read More
Picking right up where I last left off – a little discussion on how equanimity plays into our relationships. Although equanimity does lead to balance and awareness through an internal… Read More
My husband and I got into a very interesting conversation about equanimity following my last post. He brought up two rather intriguing points: 1 – although everything we need is… Read More
Day 15 marks the beginning of Week Three of 40 Days of Yoga, the week of Equanimity. In a lot of ways I feel as though the concept of equanimity… Read More
During Week Two of 40 Days of Yoga, I’ve been focusing on getting more vegetables in my diet. For breakfast, lunch, and dinner, as often as I can, I’m adding… Read More
My yoga practice is sacred to me. I realized just how true this was as I rushed through traffic on Day 14 trying desperately to make it to class on… Read More
Day 13, and I’m dealing with an injury. Somewhere along the way, I pulled my hamstring, and I have been reluctant to accept it. I really wanted to find out… Read More