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Whatever you are willing to be with, you go beyond. Sensory impressions and habit patterns that you neither resist nor get involved in expand and pop, dissolve, and disappear, like bubbles rising to the surface of a lake. All movements of sensation, thought and emotion expand as they come to the surface of your awareness. As they expand, they may appear to be momentarily troublesome. But they are simply seeking the surface, and, when you don't resist, they disintegrate into the spaciousness of awareness. Whatever is allowed merely to be, as it is, in awareness, resolves, dissolves, and disappears. This truth pertains to your every experience. - Richard Miller, PhD, in Yoga Nidra Dana Wyss Healing Arts Breathe deeply, practice often, be well. http://www.danawyss.com/
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the Comet from Christian Stangl on Vimeo.
If a mountain range woke up one day, decided to uproot itself and tour the universe, this is how I imagine it would look on the tail end of the journey:
Appearing somehow peaceful despite breakneck speeds, steady amidst the near-constant pummeling and pelting of debris, marked by the journey, yes, and hurtling onward toward all yet unseen. That's where this took me. What do you see? Wishing you all steady peace amidst any chaos of the week, and an appreciation for how life and this journey is shaping you. Dana Wyss Healing Arts Breathe deeply, practice often, be well. http://www.danawyss.com/  Image by Gerd Altmann from Pixabay
"True freedom is being without anxiety about imperfection." - Sengchan Dana Wyss Healing Arts Breathe deeply, practice often, be well. http://www.danawyss.com/  Image / Erik Tanghe
Do you have the patience to wait until your mud settles and the water is clear? Can you remain unmoving until the right action arises by itself? - Lao Tzu , Tao Te Ching , Chapter 15 Dana Wyss Healing Arts Breathe deeply, practice often, be well. http://www.danawyss.com/  Image / Dmitriy Cherevko
The Need to Win by Chuang Tzu When an archer is shooting for nothing He has all his skill. If he shoots for a brass buckle He is already nervous. If he shoots for a prize of gold He goes blind Or sees two targets --- He is out of his mind! His skill has not changed. But the prize Divides him. He cares. He thinks more of winning Than of shooting --- And the need to win Drains him of power. Translated from the Chinese by Thomas Merton Dana Wyss Healing Arts Breathe deeply, practice often, be well. www.danawyss.com |
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