to somehow feel more and suffer less.
to somehow feel more and suffer less.
to somehow feel more and suffer less.
Thursday: 7:45: foundations 9:00: 1/2 & 1:2 5:30p: philosophy
wfh looks like this @daniidc @katelynntully @dzmlegal
The image features a Facebook post by Michael Joel Hall, dated March 13, 2010, which includes a quote about yoga attributed to B.K.S. Iyengar. The mood is reflective, emphasizing the philosophical aspects of yoga.
Text in image: Michael Joel Hall
13 March 2010 at 16:25 ·
Yoga teaches us to cure what need not be endured and endure what cannot be cured. → B.K.S. Iyengar
love everyone. especially yourself.
Interested in an online respite? Join Naomi Worth and other scholars as they dive into a wide variety of philosophical and therapeutic topics in Embodied Philosophyâs winter retreat. https://www.embodiedphilosophy.org/a/20589/94zegEFJ
Putting the finishing touches on an Ashtanga Practice Intensive– a deep dive into the history, philosophy, pedagogy. In-person, on-line, and for those interested, includes Mysore. Right around 300 hours, but really, a whole lifetime of study.
a reminder from someone on the path a good bit longer than me. Thanks, DG.
The image shows a Facebook memory post addressed to someone named Michael, expressing gratitude for teachers and insights about love and acceptance. The mood is reflective and positive.
Text in image: Your memories on Facebook
Michael, we care about you and the memories that you share here. We thought that you’d like to look back on this post from 7 years ago.
Michael Joel Hall
27 July 2012 at 12:21
I’m thankful for my teachers in all of their forms for awakening me to the insight of the happiness of pure Being. A place without the poison of conditioned existence, the poisons of prejudice and hate. I’m thankful for my teachers, who provided the antidote (like a jungle physician). That antidote: be yourself. No hate. No prejudice. Just joy. Just love. Vande Gurunam.