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Rock Paper Scissors
In the business of life, we tend to get contracted, even with our yoga practice. We want to be aligned, with good form and practice these principles in sequential order. At times, all of those details can bog us down. Bring playfulness into your yoga practice and think of it like a game. See what part of you is winning in certain poses. Steadiness, Spacious Breath, Hugging the Midline? The directions for Warrior 1 Up are here, but don’t stop there. Think Rock, Papers with each pose and notice what becomes more clear.
The Ground Truth
Have you ever head the term “The Ground Truth”? Spies say it when they want to know what really went down, no cover-ups and no interpretations. Apparently in life or death spy situations it’s important to know the ground truth in order to move forward in the mission. In NASA, the ground truth is part of the calibration process where a person on the ground makes a measurement of the same thing the satellite is trying to measure at the same time. The two answers are then compared to help evaluate how well the satellite instrument is performing.Yoga By Letter: R
In R Out R Yoga with the R Rooting, Rising, Refining In R In In R Out R Yoga with the R Reckless, Reactive, Ruminative Out R Out In R Out R Yoga with the R Reflective, Responsible, Reverent In R In In R Out R Yoga with the R Rage, Ragged, Regret-full Out R Out…
Lotus Breath
Kid’s yoga breathing techniques are a game changer for emotional regulation! Try Lotus Breath!
Yoga by Letters: H
In H Out H Yoga with the H Humble, Huge, Heart In H In In H Out H Yoga with the H Harm, Harsh, Hard-eyed Out H Out In H Out H Yoga with the H Happy, Healthy, Healing In H In In H Out H Yoga with the H Hyperextension, Haphazard, Hitting Out H…
Yoga By Letter: Q
In Q Out Q Yoga with the Q Quiet, Quest, Quality In Q In In Q Out Q Yoga with the Q Queasy, Quarrelsome, Querulous Out Q Out To Quote William Wordsworth~ “With an eye made quiet by the power of harmony, and the deep power of joy, we see into the life of…
Have you ever head the term “The Ground Truth”? Spies say it when they want to know what really went down, no cover-ups and no interpretations. Apparently in life or death spy situations it’s important to know the ground truth in order to move forward in the mission. In NASA, the ground truth is part of the calibration process where a person on the ground makes a measurement of the same thing the satellite is trying to measure at the same time. The two answers are then compared to help evaluate how well the satellite instrument is performing.
