Doors Opened and Worlds Emerged…
I used to eat cup of noodles. I used to take Advil three times a day. I used to scream into my pillow in frustration. And I thought I was healthy. I was thin, active and felt pretty good most
I used to eat cup of noodles. I used to take Advil three times a day. I used to scream into my pillow in frustration. And I thought I was healthy. I was thin, active and felt pretty good most
So, in case you don’t already know, I am a pretty organized, meticulous “clean freak” (or so some might say!), and it really should come as no surprise that in the midst of an intensive spring cleaning of our home,
Today, I give thanks. I record my gratitude and appreciation for every little thought, experience, interaction, dream, hope, challenge, and feeling in my life. Today is day #134 of this experiment. I feel transformed. I now see my life experience
Nonviolence. In yoga, we call nonviolence Ahimsa, one of the first yamas, or moral imperatives on the path to enlightenment. Images of Gandhi and Martin Luther King, Jr. and Mother Teresa likely come to mind when we think of nonviolence.
I remember the first Saturday five years ago that I rode my bike under cerulean blue skies and the warmth of the glowing sun to a lovely space amidst five noble trees near the ocean…to practice YOGA. My dear friend,