I keep my eyes on my mat




Practice is a conversation

dialogue between my body and my mat
I enjoy what I hear
Namaste







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  1. Give me a mat and i would probably curl up on it and go to sleep. I like the feel of this, though!

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    1. You crack me up. When I was younger I couldn't understand the draw to yoga. Now I come to it very often, hungry for it.

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  2. i think i am right there with shay...first day of vacay and i could use some shut eye...smiles...
    been a while since i yoga'd...like the dialogue...
    peace.

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  3. Yoga isn't for me... I have tried it; even went to a session by a yoga master once and tried not to fall asleep.. :-D

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  4. I wish my old friend Procrastination wouldn't disrupt me from my efforts to practice more!

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  5. Yoga's not for me either (I prefer Tai Chi) but I do like your reflections on it.

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  6. smiles...dialogue body, mat & soul as well me thinks...sounds good...and relaxing..

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  7. I liked this. I remember when I first started to meditate. I thought I could shut out every sound and every thought - but felt that sounds rather than sight distracted me. Then I realized it was increasing the beauty of hearing things that thoughts usually overpower. I learned to let myself listen. This speaks to that, I think.

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  8. Focus on breathing, and you...in nirvana...glad, LaTonya you - in...dialogue :)

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  9. Remembering kindergarten nap time. lol. I have my mats and yoga zone DVDs and yoga balls and there they sit. But I do meditation and have my singing bowls to let my mind "breathe". Lovely twitter verse.

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  10. Very Zen-like, LaTonya...though my practice is in a chair. Old lady here. Namaste!

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  11. Tried yoga a few years ago, but more for the exercise of it. But the breathing helps

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  12. I tried yoga once-- I wished I got it. But give me a cold stream to jump in, and that's all the meditation I need. Happy weekend, Jason

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  13. namaste. the spirit in me honors the spirit in you, LaTonya ~ M

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  14. Beautiful in its brevity, deep in its draw on the well of meditative association. Namaste.

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