Re-reading several of the old Yoga scriptures has been the literacy guideline for my year so far. As such I am ploughing through Desikachar’s Heart of Yoga and although I’d love to quote almost all, this is one every part of me resonates with:
We can never experience our real nature if we do not expose ourselves to change. That is why we must test ourselves sometimes by doing something completely different.
Have you done anything different yet this year? or are planning something which you’ve never done before?
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Sunday morning writing time. FIRST readers in Malta can look forward to the September issue which will include an insight into my personal journal of crossing the Australian Outback. (Blog readers will find a copy on my Media page a few months down the track). Finishing the article, I tumble across a quote which stayed with me from a visit to one of the remote Aboriginal communities out there in the vast, red land . An obvious fact which unfortunately has become less obvious in the obscure and crazy materialistic world we live in:
We are all visitors to this time, this place. We are just passing through. Our purpose here is to observe, to learn, to grow, to love and then, we return home.
How to make the most of our little time on Earth;
Envisioning your passion, practising yoga and connecting with your dreams;
Bringing more clarity to your path and life;
Getting inspired by someone who’s stepped away from security in exchange for a life closer to her dreams than ever thought possible;
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