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Tag Archives: acceptance
Yoga Workshops over the Summer (June, July, Aug) in Beautiful Erris
Three workshops over three weeks. Each workshop takes place from 7-9pm in the Irish Wheelchair Centre. Cost: €12 per workshop, 3 workshops for €30 but – Please bring a mat and a blanket! Workshops can be attended individually but are … Continue reading
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Tagged acceptance, asana, Erris, Irish Wheelchair Association, Looseyoga, pranayama, realisation, Summer Yoga, Workshops, yoga, yoga nidra, zazen
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What is ‘spirit’?
What if “spirit” just meant “attitude”? As in, “that’s the spirit!” meaning, “that’s the way to do it!” What yoga practice means to me is just this: get into the habit, the spirit, of realizing what is going on. It’s … Continue reading
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Tagged acceptance, attitude, Dance, energy, imperfection, non-dualism, perception., phenomena, Spirit, T.S. Eliot, yoga
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