Category: Attachments
Posted on November 7, 2022 0 Comments on Nostalgia and Self-Reflection
Posted in Attachments, Self-reflection
Tagged holidays, neuroscience, nostalgia
Every year it’s the same. And the older you get, the more the same it is. The food, music (UGH. Christmas carols), holiday parties, ugly sweaters, decorations, the gifts –…
Posted on September 9, 2015 1 Comment on Does Appreciating Monotony Effectuate “A-Ha!” Moments?
Posted in Attachments, Love, Personal Revelations, Yoga
My mind was wandering during my yoga practice this morning and I began thinking about how I do the same thing every day – the same physical yoga routine that…
Posted on July 13, 2014 8 Comments on “No Fear, No Fun”
“No fear, no fun” is what my yoga guru tells us after a student asks him about overcoming fear in an asana (yoga pose/position). A little fear is good (not…
Posted on June 20, 2012 2 Comments on The Illusion of Ownership
Posted in Attachments, Personal Revelations
Tagged a noble truth, attachments
It’s difficult to let go. Of our possessions, of people, of the past. We can even become attached to our expectations of the future and what we hope to happen….
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