When I began doing yoga 92 days ago, the view was to make it to 60 days, yet I knew that 60 days of doing yoga and then returning to my old life, wasn’t what I needed. I needed to add this to my life daily, for it to become a way that I treated my body, a habit, and not just a fleeting experiment in my life.
I didn’t know how I would endure this 90 minutes of Bikram yoga each day, but I wanted the results.
The requirement of me is do get to the mat each day, to challenge myself when things are the busiest, when time is crammed full of things to do is when I need this the most.
Once I begin my focus is on my breath, this pose, this second, and it enables me to then bring the same to my life outside of the yoga mat.
Below is a great example of why to do yoga daily. I want to remain out of the flight or fight pattern, and in to the relaxation response!
”The autonomic nervous system is divided into the sympathetic system, which is often identified with the fight-or-flight response, and the parasympathetic, which is identified with what's been called the relaxation response.
When you do yoga – the deep breathing, the stretching, the movements that release muscle tension, the relaxed focus on being present in your body – you initiate a process that turns the fight-or-flight system off and the relaxation response on.
That has a dramatic effect on the body. The heartbeat slows, respiration decreases, blood pressure decreases. The body seizes this chance to turn on the healing mechanisms.” ~Richard Faulds
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