neglect
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A dream for me.
Some days are filled with contrasts that keep you from mulling anything, you go from event to situation to more incoming information, past, present and future… This ride at times seems to be moving at super fast speeds, going so… Continue reading
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Love without Hurt.
What I didn’t know was that my distrust of kindness and love, was actually fear, that love to me was very wobbly and had lots of sharp edges and was ever changing, it was smooth and calm one minute, but… Continue reading
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Orphaned with parents.
The view I have on my childhood home, is that my father sits and does nothing and my mother runs around busy busy. And yet how much further from the truth that actually was. My father sat, after he abused.… Continue reading
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Matter to someone.
What came to me yesterday was the moment in the diner this summer, when I saw my mother for the first time after a 5-year separation, and how my body responded. How before I could put on my social cloak,… Continue reading
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Shamelessly Me
“Yoga Makes you you” is what Bikram says near the end of the 90 minutes of yoga, and until today I had always envisioned a new me. Today I realized that I get to be me minus the shame.… Continue reading
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Serves Me!
In Waking, by Matthew Sanford, he writes again about his experience with yoga. “Maha mudra is a strange pose. In yogic lore, if a yogi practices it enough, he or she can eat anything, even something poisonous. Regardless, it… Continue reading
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Affirmed by His Experiences
Maha Mudra, a chapter from Waking by Matthew Sanford. “When I return home from the hospital, everything seems the same – my blue velvet chair, the sounds of my fridge, the creaking of my wood floors. Everything except for… Continue reading
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Being Motherless
On Mother’s Day, expressions of gratitude and cheer rise up for those mothers who could be a mom. Children everywhere salute their moms for all they did and gave in order for their lives to be better. This… Continue reading
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I Did Not Run Away!
“I did it,” I said as I completed the last pose, I did it and I felt this accomplishment deep within, I did it. The overwhelming emotional feeling of victory settled all around me as I was bathed in… Continue reading
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Testimonial for Bikram Yoga Dallas
Karen calls me her Remote Student, because I live hundreds of miles from a Bikram yoga studio, and without stepping into a Studio, I have completed the 60-day Bikram challenge. My remote studio is my basement. There isn’t… Continue reading