Comments on: Everything always happens at once…. http://allanhunter.net/blog/2007/10/07/everything-always-happens-at-once/ Archetypes and Personal Development - the only website make sense of them both Wed, 07 Jan 2009 03:14:56 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.2 by: Mary Lou Shields http://allanhunter.net/blog/2007/10/07/everything-always-happens-at-once/#comment-15 Sun, 07 Oct 2007 16:42:08 +0000 http://allanhunter.net/blog/2007/10/07/everything-always-happens-at-once/#comment-15 Regarding your notion that things go wrong "for a reason," my health problems may require that I leave the 9MM. If so, I need to regroup. Luckly I've made my schedule and filled out my contract. Previously, Jean blogged that her yoga warrior pose fueled her warrior- memoirist. If my health problems mandate that I leave the class, perhaps "the universe" wants me to take better care of my body. (Coincidentally, my favorite yoga treacher gives a three-hour class Monday nights.) Previously Allan blogged: "Rendering the truth of living experience doesn’t depend upon taming the life out of it. It depends upon letting it be itself; messy, unruly, alive. We don’t have to include every detail, or have processed all the emotions. And somewhere in all that movement and fuss we’ll smile and say, yup, that’s what life is. Good dog." And, of course, "dog pose" is one of my favorite yoga asanas. I shall do it over this quiet weekend as I ask the universe, "Whas' up?" Mary Lou Regarding your notion that things go wrong “for a reason,” my health problems may require that I leave the 9MM. If so, I need to regroup. Luckly I’ve made my schedule and filled out my contract.

Previously, Jean blogged that her yoga warrior pose fueled her warrior- memoirist.

If my health problems mandate that I leave the class, perhaps “the universe” wants me to take better care of my body. (Coincidentally, my favorite yoga treacher gives a three-hour class Monday nights.)

Previously Allan blogged:

“Rendering the truth of living experience doesn’t depend upon taming the life out of it. It depends upon letting it be itself; messy, unruly, alive. We don’t have to include every detail, or have processed all the emotions. And somewhere in all that movement and fuss we’ll smile and say, yup, that’s what life is. Good dog.”

And, of course, “dog pose” is one of my favorite yoga asanas. I shall do it over this quiet weekend as I ask the universe, “Whas’ up?”

Mary Lou

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