I get heavy and something in me object, against the weather :-)
So here and now I’m letting go of the idea that it’s not ok to be heavy and tired.
We have been working with motivation, the reason for doing yoga today. Sutra 21 tells me that “The more intense faith and effort, the closer the goal.” This reminds me of a spiritual writer that says something like; “if you go to the ocean with a cup of water – all you get is a cup of water”, to me this means; there is as much to get as I am open to receive. Therefore we explored this, by acknowledging our motives and hearts longing for the class – and how these motives and longings get met. It makes sense to me. Every prayer I can come up, with has already been met – it is a great game, to find out what form it has been given in my life. If I want yoga to be a good stretch – it will be. If I want yoga to be my inspiration, the unfolding of meaning or life the love of life – well here we go… it is. It just is. It already is. SOO HAM I am it.
Namasté and grounded heaviness
Jenni Saunte
3 comments:
Hi Jenni! You're right, it's been a long time since we started blogging :) I have absolutely no ideas for the big thesis yet, am still struggling with the projects for this semester! But I will try to blog about it anyway, I need to get back to blogging :)
How I love the thought that you only get what you are open to receive - it feels so true in many aspects of life, and in project work!
Take care :)
Hi Jenni!:)
How true regarding the words:
'...there is as much to get as I am open to receive.'
Nice posting.
Namaste to you and family.
Cyrus
Hi Camilla and Cyrus!
Love to you both.
It's soo nice to have company!
Specially when the road is bupy...
Namasté
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