Yoga-How to set goals in your practice

What are your goals with Yoga?

Setting goals in Yoga is different...and the same in many ways as with other things.

• Do say "I'm going to learn to do this pose"
• Don't say "I'm going to move this far in this many days/weeks/months"

Yoga teaches us new and different ways to set and meet goals.

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Blessings!

Don't let your Yoga skills go to your head

Yogis were into doing selfies before Facebook and social media was influential. Yoga opens new worlds and you can't help but be more full of yourself because yoga teaches you self-acceptance in a manner that our culture does not.

Of course, we must always still remember that humbleness is as big a part of our human spiritual self as is our ego, and that's what makes a Yoga practice complete.

Blessings!

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New Thornton Yoga session starts tomorrow

Hello All!

I have a new six-week session starting tomorrow-Thursday, April 2.

Class goes from 6:00-7:30 pm for six weeks-just $29!

You can sign up by calling 303-255-7850

or sign up online at www.cityofthornton.net 

We use a newly-renovated room at the 

Thornton Senior Center at 9471 Dorothy Blvd 

Thornton, CO 80229

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BLESSINGS!

Vincent

Stop, Drop and Yoga-video by Kino MacGregor-inspiration is universal

Check out Kino's video and be inspired........you can do this stuff too! And love it!!!!!

American-made Yoga pants-Live your Yoga by shopping local!

 
Part of living your Yoga practice means shopping with a conscience.
It's perfectly cool to have cool Yoga pants...Buy Yoga pants that are NOT made in sweatshops-buy Yoga pants made in the USA by Harmonic Design.

The author of this blog gets no compensation for this post-it is posted to help us all LIVE our Yoga practice.

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By avoiding sweatshop clothes, we uphold human rights and reduce global pollution by buying local!

NAMASTE

The best Yoga teachers are also students

Paula Van Alstine Yogini,certified Kripalu
teacher,
She is a mentor and friend to many.
 

In life, we never stop learning.

I do consider myself a good Yoga teacher, and I feel this way becasue I am able to keep being a student.

Brand new students in my Yoga classes teach me new perspectives and new ideas all the time, and I am grateful to them as I am grateful to the excellent teachers who trained me.

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Ahimsa-How to define it for yourself

Yogi Vincent Gerbino

The Yogic principle of Ahimsa says do no harm to others or to the self. Loosely translated, it means, no killing, no torture and no abuse. It also is the premise for why many Yogis refrain from eating animal products, and prompts the asking of the question: must Yogis go vegan? The results of this controversial question remain mixed, and the only certainty on this issue is uncertainty.

Yogini Sarah Lowenstein

Yogi and yoga teacher Sarah Lowenstein of Denver, CO considers it her obligation. She is an outspoken advocate for animal rights and emphasizes compassion between all beings in her teachings

“I became a vegetarian (or Pescatarian) at the age of 5 after my grandfather made the connection for me between the cow and the burger I was eating. 

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Shanti Om!