Today I practised for the 300th time - in 2 years and 2 months.
Why do I keep doing it?
Because the energy with which I move has changed. Because the confidence with which I move had multiplied. Because the joy with which I experience my pain-ridden body continues to increase and grow - from class to class to class.
One would have to call it magic if it wasn't completely for real!
Why do I keep doing it?
Because the energy with which I move has changed. Because the confidence with which I move had multiplied. Because the joy with which I experience my pain-ridden body continues to increase and grow - from class to class to class.
One would have to call it magic if it wasn't completely for real!
posted by Sabine K McNeill | 1:53 PM
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retreat yoga is more than simply poses and stretches, it focuses on calming the mind and strengthening the body. Therefore, instructors always ensure a relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere for everyone – from beginners through to veterans. Rejuvenative yoga covers subtle techniques for creating an understanding of our body through releasing tension, mainly from the hips and shoulders. When practiced traditionally Astnaga Yoga is a 6 day a week exercise. Once introduced to the yoga, many find it inescapable and integrate it as a regular activity in their daily lives. Those who practise yoga will experience increased flexibility and toning of muscles. Yoga has also been proven to assist in preventing illness and supports an entirely healthy and invigorated mind, body and soul. It is important to realise we don’t need to buy something material to make us feel good. Yoga activists acquire a sense of increased physical strength and flexibility, in addition to greater concentration and general well-being. What could be better than treating your mind and body to an intimate practise that serves to benefit your well being?
The opening prayer for the practice of yoga reads as: “Because I want more peace of mind and stability in life, I faithfully practice yoga as it has been passed down by the gurus.” Yoga allows for the creation of peace as well as physical, mental and spiritual awareness and escapism.
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