Dec 8, 2010
Do you like my charts? These are from my videos about balancing subjectivity and objectivity as practitioners/teachers of Ashtanga Yoga to grow in your practice(s). I’ll include a download in my newsletter on Friday.
Do you like my charts? These are from my videos about balancing subjectivity and objectivity as practitioners/teachers of Ashtanga Yoga to grow in your practice(s). I’ll include a download in my newsletter on Friday.
The photo shows a large crowd of people gathered in front of a modern building, with a cyclist riding past them. The mood appears to be active and possibly protest-oriented, as indicated by the sign held by someone in the crowd.
The photo features a colorful urban scene with buildings displaying various architectural styles. The mood is somewhat provocative, as it includes a bold statement about self-assertion.
Text in image: One day you are going to look back and wish you had told more people to go fuck themselves.
@disappointingaffirmations
One of the most radical things we can do in an economy that commoditizes our attention is to focus on what we want, not what someone else tells us to.
uh oh
The image features a tweet from Merriam-Webster, discussing the quirks of the English language with humorous statements about specific words. The mood is light-hearted and playful.
Text in image: ‘Phonetic’ is not.
‘Abbreviation’ is 12 letters.
‘Thesaurus’ doesn’t have a synonym.
‘Monosyllabic’ has five syllables.
Say what you will about English,
but it has a sense of humor.
when you want your yoga to help you change politics vs when you want your yoga to be politics