What If?–Part II

Filed Under Asana, Pranayama, and Yoga Practice, Food for the Mind (Yoga Philosophy, etc), Meditation, Photos | 1 Comment

Yesterday I asked about setting an intention to be blissful in every thing we do for a day. Having the intention is a good start (I might not even have thought of such an intention without my yoga practice). What I really want is to be able to manifest that intention. For me, I know that it is important for me to live more consciously and with more subtle discrimination (viveka) if I am to come close to living such intention.
A rare few live in bliss without effort. For the rest of us, that is why we have the practices. So we can practice moving into and resting in bliss.

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  1. jane jackson on September 5, 2010 1:17 pm

    for me, two large and personally challenging elements of experiencing daily life as bliss would be (1) recognizing work and family obligations as service (seva) and (2) practicing joy in the good fortune of others (mudita).

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