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Animal Spirits: The Skunk
On one of my (pre-) dawn walks with my pups last weekend, I saw what at first I thought was a small black dog walking down a street. I did not see a human and was concerned it might have … Continue reading
Posted in Animal Spirits
Tagged Ahimsa, animal totem, animals, Love, non-violence, patience, peace, self respect, self-confidence, skunk, spirit guides, symbolism
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The Physical Body and Yoga
My last post, Turning the Mind Upside-Down, sparked some … Continue reading
Posted in Yoga
Tagged Ahimsa, asana, eight limbs of yoga, Four paths of yoga, Iyengar, Love, non-violence, Patanjali, Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, self love, self-awareness, Spirituality, Yoga Sutras
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Let There Be Peace on Earth
When I first joined Bloggers For Peace a certain … Continue reading
The Spirit of the Olympics: A Practice in Non-Violence
During the Olympic Games most of us are in awe at the strength, … Continue reading
The First Limb of Yoga: Ahimsa and Asteya
The first limb of Yoga is Yama. The Yamas are the abstinence practices for actions from which we should constrain ourselves. The first of these five practices is Ahimsa, non-violence. To practice non-violence we need to start watching ourselves and … Continue reading