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30 Yoga Taglines to Remind You Why You’re on Your Mat
The spirit of yoga, summarized. The post 30 Yoga Taglines to Remind You Why You’re on Your Mat appeared first on Yoga Journal.
Morning meditation — Everything is meditation itself and can be regarded as an opportunity for change.
‘Everything is meditation itself and can be regarded as an opportunity for change — this is turning the negative into the positive.’ Everyday Buddhism
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Morning meditation — The Buddha’s path is one of practice and insight.
‘The Buddha’s path is one of practice and insight, leading each person to their own awakening, beyond words, beyond teachers, and beyond the constraints of the ordinary mind.’ Everyday Buddhism
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Morning meditation — I laugh to see what happens in samsara’s show.
‘I laugh to see what happens in samsara's show.’ Words of my Perfect Teacher
Memories of Thay
Two Stories of Thay’s Love by Peggy Rowe Ward Thay didn’t speak about peace. He was peace. He didn’t speak about contentment. He radiated contentment. He didn’t speak about love. He embodied love. To be in his presence was a tangible, visceral experience of love. Once...
Cynicism, Nihilism, and the Bodhisattva
It is not difficult these days to feel the world is sliding into insanity. Apologists may argue that we are better off than any generation in history, that technology has freed us from drudgery, and that progress is real. Nevertheless, civilization’s gains appear to...
Morning meditation — The Buddha rarely described his awakening in detail.
‘The Buddha rarely described his awakening in detail. When asked to explain the nature of his enlightenment, he often remained silent, or he responded in ways that encouraged his followers to look inward rather than cling to his words.’ Everyday Buddhism
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What is Kundalini? Translated as "snake" in the ancient language of Sanskrit, it represents the lifeforce energy believed to lay dormant, coiled in the spine until spiritual awakening and the enhanced connection of all seven major chakras.