Yoga For The Meditative Mind

The subconscious releases more, the more I practice.

This material fuels the fire of our focus and resolve to be prayerful, graceful, and serviceful.

Hopefully through clarity of mind, I can choose the intuitive pulses and not the emotional ones.

Let's practice to stay receptive, curious, and alive in our creativity.

"What is born shall die. What will not die then? What is Amarata? When you take away the bitterness of the entire world and match it up with sweetness; when you clean the ugliness of the entire association, negotiation and your communication. Cleaning the house is called cleaning the Karma. Where there is a Karma, there shall be no Dharma, where there is a Karma there shall be no God, where there is a Karma, there shall be no truth, where there is a Karma there shall be no peace, where there is a Karma, there shall be everything. Even where there is Dharma, if there is a disease it won't hurt, if there is a tragedy it won't hurt." -Yogi Bhajan

Becoming solid and steady in ourselves so we don’t freak out.
Emotionality can be beautiful - I need to know where to place, express, and how to be sweet with it. When I reflect on the success of my day - I reflect on how energizing my relays were - with other humans, animals, myself, and all of the elements.
I Am here to grow, to be bright and awesome.
All things remind the Yogi who they are; Having an energetic relationship with every spectrum of fluctuation is Yoga.
Whatever happens, I use that energy to be authentically expressed.