I have entered into week 4 of my yoga teacher training journey and feel as if I never want it to end. Every new thing I learn, every new person I meet, and every new experience I have, brings more joy to my life. I see the world a little differently. While so much of the teacher training focuses on anatomy, poses, sequences and cues, so much more of it gets into the deeper lessons of living a life of joy and abundance. It's about reaping what you sow and living in a way that doesn't cause harm to others. It's about always working towards patience, contentedness, kindness, non-judgement, and love. I'm definitely not there, but this journey so far has opened my eyes to ways that I can become a better person so that I can serve others. Funny, that was the same message we got from Father Peter last weekend at mass. He said, "When in doubt, serve." Great advice.
Friday, October 23, 2009
Make Me a Channel
I have entered into week 4 of my yoga teacher training journey and feel as if I never want it to end. Every new thing I learn, every new person I meet, and every new experience I have, brings more joy to my life. I see the world a little differently. While so much of the teacher training focuses on anatomy, poses, sequences and cues, so much more of it gets into the deeper lessons of living a life of joy and abundance. It's about reaping what you sow and living in a way that doesn't cause harm to others. It's about always working towards patience, contentedness, kindness, non-judgement, and love. I'm definitely not there, but this journey so far has opened my eyes to ways that I can become a better person so that I can serve others. Funny, that was the same message we got from Father Peter last weekend at mass. He said, "When in doubt, serve." Great advice.
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