I often call yoga a wisdom tradition or insight practice. Here’s a bit from Daniel Ingram’s “Mastering the Core Teachings of the Buddha”: “The primary agenda for doing insight practices is to increase our perceptual abilities so that the truths mentioned by the great mystics become obvious to us. Thus, rather…
The photo shows a person in a yoga pose on a wooden floor in a well-lit room with large windows. The mood appears calm and serene, with natural light illuminating the space.
when the gym is closed but you need what you need 100 burpees
The photo shows a black dog resting on a couch next to a person’s leg, which is partially visible. The setting appears to be a cozy living room with warm lighting and various furniture pieces.
Find your light. Stand in it. When the universe tells you a little to the right, move. You can’t see your blindspots, but you can know that they’re there. You’ll know when the time is right. Remember: the universe is not here to see you fail.
A person is performing a stretching exercise in a gym setting, with various fitness equipment visible in the background. The mood appears focused and determined.
The photo shows a man looking up with a thoughtful expression, standing in an urban setting with a modern building in the background. The mood appears to be slightly chilly or uncomfortable, as indicated by the text overlay.
Text in image: brrrr
The photo features a woman with voluminous blonde hair and a floral scarf, posing with a confident expression. The setting appears to be a soft-focus background, contributing to a playful and sassy mood.
Text in image: Feeling cute. Might whip Jolene’s ass later. Idk
The photo shows a person performing a handstand on a yoga mat in a spacious room with large windows and draped fabric overhead. The mood appears to be energetic and focused, likely during a photoshoot.
Text in image: @michaeljoelhall
Giving us major #GOALS
During today’s #photoshoot