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Details of Yoga Asanas
« on: July 08, 2005, 03:09:34 AM »
888 From: "PamelaP" <pamela@rabboar.com>
Date: Tue May 3, 2005 11:10am
Subject: Details of Yoga Asanas  pamelaporch
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    Greg

Just one more thing about the details to Tadasana -- and, for me, all the
poses. We want to focus on good alignment so as not to harms ourselves
(such a knees not going past toes in Warrior etc.) but if our "shin skin"
doesn't lift, will that really affect the benefit of the pose, -- or more
importantly, our life, happiness, advancement, etc.?

One of the many benefits of Yoga is relieving tension and stress -- when we
try too hard in a pose, or become frustrated because we can do some little
things, or reach some hypothetical goal, we are creating stress rather than
relieving it -- IMHO

Namaste,

Pamela P.
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I do not seek to follow in the footsteps of the men of old;
I seek what they sought.

Basho


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 889 From: "Greg" <trian3@charter.net>
Date: Tue May 3, 2005 0:44pm
Subject: Re: Details of Yoga Asanas  trian3
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    A good point, Pamela. One I'm glad you mentioned as I tend to lose
sight of such things when trying to do something new. I over-focus on
doing it right *technically* instead of using my own intuition to
assess what's right for me *personally*. So, such reminders are
things that I need quite often.

Thank-you,

Greg

--- In AYPforum@yahoogroups.com, "PamelaP" <pamela@r...> wrote:
> Greg
>
> Just one more thing about the details to Tadasana -- and, for me,
all the
> poses. We want to focus on good alignment so as not to harms ourselves
> (such a knees not going past toes in Warrior etc.) but if our "shin
skin"
> doesn't lift, will that really affect the benefit of the pose, -- or
more
> importantly, our life, happiness, advancement, etc.?
>
> One of the many benefits of Yoga is relieving tension and stress --
when we
> try too hard in a pose, or become frustrated because we can do some
little
> things, or reach some hypothetical goal, we are creating stress
rather than
> relieving it -- IMHO
>
> Namaste,
>
> Pamela P.
> www.rabboar.com/studio
> www.rabboar/com
>
> I do not seek to follow in the footsteps of the men of old;
> I seek what they sought.
>
> Basho