Watch your Language
I recall being reminded as I was growing up, and then again as an employee, how important it was to watch my language and to think before speaking. However, in […]
Category Archives: Practical Tips
Tips for your practice of mindfulness, yoga and finding your middle ground
Tao Inspiration – True Wisdom
True wisdom is a loss of misconceptions rather than an accumulation of knowledge. Do not hoard facts and call yourself wise. Sages realize they have always had enough, And so […]
Thoughts on Incessant Thinking
This is a re-blog of an earlier post. I dedicate it to all of us who are getting tangled up in our thinking today. oo0O0oo In the highs and lows […]
Tao Inspiration – for the times we live In
Water is unquestionably soft and yielding, Yet it can carve massive canyons And sweep away entire cities with ease. This is because it does not rise up in solid fragility […]
Getting More Comfortable with Growth
In an earlier post about Stephen Hawking’s Universal Law of Growth we discovered that growing is a natural law that everything in nature must do. We cannot NOT grow. Yet for many […]
Haiku – keeping score
~ Results may vary Yet keeping score closes hearts Find your Middle Ground. ~ When we engage the analytical mind, we start to close down our ability to empathize. […]
Let Life Be Like Yin Yoga
I am back from nine days of Yin Yoga teacher training and retreat at my beloved Kripalu Center for Yoga and Health. It has been a time of learning, of support, of challenge […]
