Chuck
Dickens really knew what he was talking about. My business is folding.
That’s a mess. I’m going to be married to the most wonderful woman in
the world in about three weeks. That’s bliss. I feel like at any time I
should be hearing the announcement, “Please keep your arms and legs in
the ride at all times.”
It’s
times like these that I gotta remember to keep my center, that my daily
practice is critical. I also need to remember that it’s part of the
practice to fall out of the pose once in a while, whether the pose is
tree pose or running a biz pose. Like Leonard Cohen says, “there’s a
crack in everything. That’s how the light gets in.” Nothing has to be
perfect. I gotta breathe and keep my center through it all, the bliss
and the mess.
It’s
nice to remember that even though things are really crazy, part of the
practice is to take care of myself in little ways like going to a yoga
class, going on a run, or going on a walk with my love in the twilight.
Thanks
to so many wonderful friends and students, to all of you, who have
wished us all well during this transition. I am very moved by all of
your kindness.
Here’s to another week!
I'm
still available to teach private sessions, Girl's Nights Out, and
corporate gigs. I'm even doing a few Skype sessions of both Yoga Nidra
and Asana. Things aren't so crazy that I don't have some time to do what
I love the most, teach yoga. Contact me if you want to set something
up.
