What does it really mean when we think, when we say that we have power?
Peace and light, E — Posted with WordPress for BlackBerry.
Whatever might have happened or didn’t happen, whomever I might have encountered or didn’t encounter, whatever might have worked or did not work, whatever I might have completed or left unfinished, whatever I might have stirred up or might have begun to heal, whatever might have been, or was– still there were the blossoms, still…
On the surface, I have recently seen worse ideas. At its depths, what is a mother or a founding father? What is a nation? Does a mother or a father have to have a religion? What can we do to be more inclusive and unifying rather than divisive?
Your guess is as good as mine. Peace and light, E — Posted with WordPress for BlackBerry.
What could be more quintessentially American and also generally incompatible with authentic yoga teachings than the desire/exhortation to express one’s individuality? How can we really practice yoga and still honor this inbred privileging of the individual? Are there ways of melding principles of radical individuality with philosophies that say enlightenment is a surrender of that…