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| I find that in our culture we are so fixated on 'feeling good'...we even use asana in the mad rush to 'feel good'.
It's interesting to see how one can become addicted to feeling good through asana, and be only happy when the body feels good. Nothing wrong with feeling good, but the attachment to it can cause suffering.
Here's a doc on the other extreme, which I understand, to let go of identifying with the body, and comforts. Many ways...many paths to freedom from identification with the body/ mind as who we are.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4BmEitZupV8
Om,
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| Soul: Thanks for this valuable clip. |
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| Neel,
You are very welcome.
May we all abide in a true way of being. Peace.
Soul |
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| Thanks soul.
That was very interesting.
Jonathon
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| what about angora yogins?
http://www.townfriend.com/images/WR_2/ea_rabbit_wr.gif
http://www.ridingsun.com/files/ridingsun-angoraRabbit.JPG
http://www.angorarabbit.com |
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| Aw they are cute!
Peace,
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| Wow, what weird little things.
I'm going to appear really ignorant now, but I always assumed that Angora was a type of sheep.
Jonathon
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| I would have loved it, but it is too late for me to grow that kind of hair/wool. ZB, you can consider this. Please grow your hair back. |
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| ah, the long-haired path to enlightenment.
bunnies are so cute. i had an angora for a time. he was adoreable. he was still a baby when he passed, so his face-hair hadn't grown in. |
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