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A Good Practice Week – The Beauty of Everyday Things
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The Beauty of Everyday Things. A Good Practice Week. February 10, 2013. Added in a few cobras for good measure. It snowed 2 feet here on saturday, I had to keep switching the shovel to my other hand to take the twisting pressure off the wrist. And now, Sunday, when I would normally practice, but there’s this wrist, and, technically, it’s a moon day. Perhaps we’ll go skating or sledding instead. She who loves herbal tea. In Sickness and in Health. 2 thoughts on “ A Good Practice Week. Follow Blog via Email.
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Summer – The Beauty of Everyday Things
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The Beauty of Everyday Things. July 13, 2013. Summer is lovely. I have been awash in other things and writing for a time has been on the backburner, but I miss it. I can definitely say that I miss it. In a way it is good, this time of allowing my practice to be nonverbal, to practice before writing. Sometimes it’s very difficult to choose what to weed and what to water. It is hard to explain. David Garrigues wrote an article about pain. I wish I could have met Guruji. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. You are ...
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Lifetime Practice – The Beauty of Everyday Things
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The Beauty of Everyday Things. March 22, 2013. My friend Deb just told me about lila. A blog I hadn’t seen before. This post is so good that I wish I’d written it myself. Basically she says that she doesn’t practice yoga to impress anyone with how enlightened she is, she practices yoga because without it things would be so much worse. I feel exactly the same way. Yoga may not solve all my problems, far from it! In Sickness and in Health. 2 thoughts on “ Lifetime Practice. March 26, 2013 at 3:46 pm. I rep...
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artem6 – The Beauty of Everyday Things
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The Beauty of Everyday Things. January 29, 2016. Someone asked me last night how long I’ve been been practicing Ashtanga. I’m not sure when to start the count. I probably took my first led Ashtanga class about 10 years ago, but I was a flibbertigibbet for some time. And I had already begun teacher training in a style of vinyasa yoga. Don’t even ask me how long I’ve been practicing yoga, I probably won’t give you an honest answer. Decades. New, Anew, Renewed. January 18, 2016. Starting a mysore program, m...
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Childish Reluctance – The Beauty of Everyday Things
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The Beauty of Everyday Things. April 23, 2013. Or who knows, perhaps it is time itself. I almost hate to jinx it, perhaps I am premature in thinking that the shoulder that has been an issue for a year or two is healed at last. While I’m on the subject of healing injuries, my backbends have not been what they once were. It’s always been my thing, you know? Do you have that thing that you’re good at? But it came back, in part, the other day. Sensory Overload and a Harsh Taskmaster. Enter your comment here.
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Sensory Overload and a Harsh Taskmaster – The Beauty of Everyday Things
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The Beauty of Everyday Things. Sensory Overload and a Harsh Taskmaster. May 6, 2013. Monotype, 1/1 Santoro. Model is Peg Mulqueen. 8211; you should check out her blog too! Ahhh There it is, what I really needed. A brief pause, a reduction of sensory input. This hare is working on heeding the lessons of the tortoise. And while I’m at it, to come up with a realistic to-do list and remind myself that I’m doing a good job. It’s amazing how much that helps. Hare and the tortoise. July 15, 2013 at 5:07 pm.
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2 People on My Mat – The Beauty of Everyday Things
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The Beauty of Everyday Things. 2 People on My Mat. May 12, 2014. Completely unrelated photograph of a flowering tree. Sometimes there are 2 people on my mat. This is not ideal. There’s the now me, the one who should have eaten less and practiced more in the preceding week. The one who can’t seem to put weight into her hands in chakrasana and continuously bungles the jumpback from bhujapidasana. And that’s just the tip of the iceberg. This is the journey. New Prints, New House and Saturday Practice. You a...
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Teaching Schedule – The Beauty of Everyday Things
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The Beauty of Everyday Things. 134 Main Street, Groton, MA 01450. Fridays 9:30 – 10:45AM BNY Vinyasa Flow. Sundays 9:00 – 10:30AM YES! Yoga (75 minute flow class PLUS 15 minute shavasana = sheer heaven). Littleton, MA 01460. Sundays 4:30 – 6:00 PM. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out.
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Finding a Teacher – The Beauty of Everyday Things
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The Beauty of Everyday Things. October 19, 2013. Colored pencil on paper. Angela Jamison from Ann Arbor, Michigan wrote. That you might read if you’ve ever wondered about how your perception of your body affects your practice. Don’t just read it once though, it takes a few flyovers to figure out what she’s talking about. Which begs the question, have I really figured out what she’s talking about? Then we, my practice partner and I, for by now I had a yoga buddy, found Randy Aromando. You are commenting u...
