I don’t get it why some people think of Yoga as a very
strict or boring thing. It’s like you expect to hear sound of raindrops, sound
of chirping love birds or maybe a chime or gong in the background every time someone
says Yoga.
More info at http://www.yogarave.org/
Yoga (gong).
Yoga (gong).
Yoga (chirp chirp).
Yoga (ohm….)
Well, for most parts, Yoga is very relaxing so, I don’t
really blame people for thinking that it is a lame ass excuse for ‘exercise’.
Some might even think Yoga should be a religion…I have to disagree on this
front.
I have been a long-time fan of Tara Stiles, the so-called
Yoga rebel, who believes that Yoga is not strict regimen. There is literally no
right way or wrong way to do things and the most important thing to remember
when ‘stretching your body and mind’ is to have a little bit of fun. The only
rule is to listen to your body. Be flexible not just in your body but also your
mind.
What I do is if it hurts, I ask myself ‘Am I pushing this
too far?’ or when I am doing a fold, I ask ‘Can I go just a teeny wee bit
further, let’s see’. SHIT, I CAN!
Basically, we live in a world whereby we have conform to the
norm (yeah right, nu-uh, not me) and Yoga is fantastic because it lets you
loose and you connect to everything and everyone and become just one. So, Yoga
is not just about being physically stretched but your emotions and spirits
starts stretching outwards and reaching out too.
I don’t know what this whole YogaRave is all about that is
sweeping through many large cities in the United States but it sounds
seriously, dead seriously, fun! It says that that it is a new concept whereby
it is one big party where people have fun when they respond to stimulating music,
yoga and meditation. Sounds good to me.
More info at http://www.yogarave.org/
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