There is so much about this post that I just love.
1. I sat in shock, for a moment, that it started with an invitation. Me, an offering, here? Both a sock of being invited along to share, but also the shock of the shock. Why was I shocked? Have I been coming along as a consumer? Was that my expectation of this space? Ooph, I need to sit with that. But also, what gift do I bring that contributes to this space.
2. We are all temporarily abled. (Thank you for the glimpse, I'm ready for more when you are ready to share). We come into this world not able at all(oh, how I forget!), and even if we are blessed or lucky or destined to live long...eventually...that will fade.
I was challenged with a question about embodiment this week from my yoga instructor. I recently came to yoga, and have literally, embodied. I've connected with my body in ways I can't ever remember having done before. The challenging question came up around embodiment and personal responsibility. This adds a whole layer to the conversation. That the way I connect to my body is also ever changing. It's never constant, even if I develop good practices along the way.
3. That poem. A friend shared that exact poem as well with me this week. I suppose I'll need to sit with it a little longer.
There is so much about this post that I just love.
1. I sat in shock, for a moment, that it started with an invitation. Me, an offering, here? Both a sock of being invited along to share, but also the shock of the shock. Why was I shocked? Have I been coming along as a consumer? Was that my expectation of this space? Ooph, I need to sit with that. But also, what gift do I bring that contributes to this space.
2. We are all temporarily abled. (Thank you for the glimpse, I'm ready for more when you are ready to share). We come into this world not able at all(oh, how I forget!), and even if we are blessed or lucky or destined to live long...eventually...that will fade.
I was challenged with a question about embodiment this week from my yoga instructor. I recently came to yoga, and have literally, embodied. I've connected with my body in ways I can't ever remember having done before. The challenging question came up around embodiment and personal responsibility. This adds a whole layer to the conversation. That the way I connect to my body is also ever changing. It's never constant, even if I develop good practices along the way.
3. That poem. A friend shared that exact poem as well with me this week. I suppose I'll need to sit with it a little longer.
As always, thanks for this space. I love it here.