Similar Posts
Gratitude and Generosity Practice Thanksgiving Morning
One of the things I am most grateful for in these times is the support of the various practices of yoga, and as I find that gratitude nourishes generosity, with my friend Suzann Lynch, I will be offering an all-levels, all ages on-line yoga practice on Thanksgiving morning.
Time: 10:00-11:30am
Date: Thursday, November 26
Register by signing up through this link: https://www.
suzannelynchwellness.com/ thanksgiving-yoga Please feel free to invite friends and family–whether or not you’ll be in the same space.
Suzanne and I plan to sign in 30 minutes early and stay on afterward so that there is time to connect via video and chat.
Hope to share the practices with many of you.
- Asana, Pranayama, and Yoga Practice | Community and Family | Food for the Mind (Yoga Philosophy, etc)
Hope Is A Practice
Patanjali provides in the Yoga Sutras (2.32) that the second niyama, samtosha (contentment) is an ongoing practice. It is not something that we can expect to arise on its own and if not, lament its absence.
I feel hope, without which it would be hard to experience contentment, too, is something that requires steady practice.
My personal experience is that only thing that gives me hope when I am feeling despondent about the state of things is to do something, whether it is giving resources or time or connecting and expanding community.
What about you?





