Emotions: a mindful approach

Emotions are much like irregular waves that come up to the shore of our being for a while, and then recede.

Let your being be their shore for as long as they may be.
With a slight smile, welcome them
to inform your decisions and choices.*

Yoga and meditation practices support this mindful approach.



*The shore does not resist or argue with any waves that come its way.  
It equally welcomes all waves without judgment or favoritism.


The Black Friday Deal of a Lifetime!

There are some things we can’t purchase at any store or on-line.

And yet, have I got a super special for you!

Go to your yoga mat or meditation cushion, and available for FREE:
Peace of mind, joy, and bliss.

I know, such a deal!

Something priceless for free!

Now thats a real Black Friday Special!*


*actually available every day!

Being abundantly grateful

Where there is perceived abundance, there may be gratitude.

But more importantly, there is abundance where there is gratitude.

Cultivate your gratitude and live abundantly.

Cultivate your eye for abundance in the most humble,

and you will be abundantly grateful.*

*In yoga, we cultivate santosha or contentment as one way to care for ourselves and to align with our Self.

Adoring life

When we hold a baby, many of us can’t help but feel how astounding life is–feeling its force emanating, throbbing, flowing from this young life.

Take this adoring embrace to life itself and to the life force.

Meditation and yoga help clear away that which occludes our feeling of connection to this flow of life within us and in all of life.

Real power

Life is a creative act.  That’s probably why they call it creation.

Through yoga and meditation, we may become intimate with and feel our unity with this creative force or energy–the source of our being and of life itself.

In amazement, we grow silent in its awesome presence, WOWED into silence!

When abundance is not abundance–Creating space to transform

A cluttered mostly unused room stacked with our young adult’s child, teen, and college years “artifacts,” all things that were once useful, we have cleared out, keeping what’s still useful.

A sort of museum of our previous years, fossilized relics of our past life.

We cleared out what no longer fit our lives–what really no longer served us–donating it to charity.

We are transforming this unused room, quite fittingly into a yoga room.*

We got rid of what no longer served us, making space or room for that which is new, for what can and does serve us now.

This cleaning out of the room has been a sort of yoga in itself–a letting go to create space, the space of possibilities, space for transformation

*Tomorrow the hardwood floors go down!

When fear and love dance

Fear and love can teach each other so much.

Love can listen to fear’s warnings of danger, and parse out the farfetched and exaggerated, learning to take caution in consideration of potential “dangers.”

Fear, bound up in itself and unable to act, can become untethered by love’s free and adoring ways.

In balance, they can make quite a dance team, filled with the majesty of thoughtful risk and the freedom of uninhibited love in action.