Life philosophy
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The movement became unpredictable, and while nobody took credit, yoga unveiled a curtain and people looked through the mirror to a radiance within. Westlanders were distracted; they didn’t listen to gurus and didn’t read books, but they took to their mats and became present with themselves. They remembered their joy and opened like the petals
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They practice yoga in a 104 degree room when it’s 105 outside. They come from all walks of life: age, race, physical condition, gender, profession, and status. But they all do YOGA to sharpen their mind and focus their will. They show up to strengthen their bodily systems, to ground their minds in the present
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https://www.asanajournal.com/true-presence/
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LOOK WHO IS “DOING IT” WRITING ABOUT YOGA! Darlene D’arezzo Maryam Ovissi Gregory Ormson Deborah Crooks LOOK WHO IS “DOING IT” WRITING ABOUT YOGA.
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Relinquishment is to spirituality as rain is to flowers. Vishnu’s Temple, Grand Canyon In relinquishing cultural norms, one becomes present to being, grounded in body, as the seat of religiosity. In every moment, yoga reassembles the truth-temple of flesh and bone; its molecular pilotry moves the yogi to become a seeker of breath and conduit
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https://www.asanajournal.com/enter-the-master-enter-the-child/
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Yoga Inspirationals number 52, first published in DOYOUYOGA.COM, July 5, 2016. Coaching may seem a little controlling and something unnecessary when we’re talking about the behavior of independent adults, but in yoga space, coaching is not about independence; rather, it’s about cooperation. Because cooperation is not a universal trait, many yoga studios resort to posting
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http://www.asanajournal.com/finding-your-depth/
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It’s been a good experience these last seven months teaching YOGA AND LEATHER: Yoga for Bikers. Next year, I will pan once a month for riders to meet at Superstition Harley Davidson, and then ride bikes to a separate location (park, river-flat, desert plain), where we’ll practice yoga. This practice will also provide each of us
GREGORY ORMSON'S Notes, Articles, Blogs, Vlogs Gregory Ormson writes from the ecotone, the vibrant intersections of landscape, spirituality, and physical presence. His essays and poems have appeared in literary journals, anthologies, and print magazines. Author of *Yoga Song* and other works, Ormson blends lyrical observation with grounded reflection drawn from his Midwestern roots and global travels. He lives in Arizona and Wisconsin, seeking stillness where stories emerge like bears. 