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Practice A Hopeful Approach
This shared point in our history is uncomfortable. We can choose hope and optimism by seeing life (and ourselves) as a work in progress. Ignatian spirituality and yoga philosophy offer guidance in choosing hope. It's easy to start practicing on our yoga mats.
Why do we practice?
Without some type of contemplative practice, when life bites most of us will bite back. Our knee-jerk reaction is to get defensive. We allow the initial, totally natural, wave of feelings to dictate our response to whatever is upsetting us. This doesn’t make us bad people. It makes us human people. In other words, this is simply the way we are hard-wired. Regular contemplation re-wires us.
Resolve to Be a Beginner.
Instead of thinking in terms of typical resolutions as we welcome this new year, why not consider maintaining a way of living that you may not even realize 2020 taught you? Living with Beginner’s Mind has the power to make every day (even every experience in every day) as brand-new as January 1. Wouldn’t it be wonderful if we could discover and celebrate the joy, energy, and freedom of being a beginner at this thing called life all year long?
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Amy has a unique gift...
“I love Yoga with Spirit classes for the studio’s intimate setting and Amy’s ability to be skilled, knowledgeable, and approachable. Amy’s ability to reach and challenge students of all levels in her classes keeps me coming back! She has a unique gift of getting to know all her students and help them to grow as yoga students. I would recommend Amy’s Yoga with Spirit classes to anyone looking to begin their journey into yoga.” — Patty
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