Tag Archives: ego
Day 331: Nothing to feed on
I guess you could say my dream last night was a little disturbing. I remember when I awoke telling myself that the dream wasn’t bad…despite the imagery. That it simply meant I needed to live from my heart and not … Continue reading
Day 177: Going in without a plan
Thanks to the cooler than normal temps, it’s been about a week since I taught my last SUP class. Prior to that, my process was to create a new flow each Monday that I’d teach throughout the week. No two … Continue reading
Day 159: No such thing as failure
Failure. My shaman said it at the end our session the other day. It’s a word that’s been floating around in my head for weeks…since I started to teach SUP, actually. I can feel the fear of failing in the … Continue reading
Day 148: When eating shit…
A good friend messaged me yesterday after reading Day 147 and reminded me of another old adage that applies to many a circumstance… “If you’re gonna eat shit, take big bites.” It’s true of almost any situation. There will be … Continue reading
Day 144: You are God
She may annoy you with her accent or use of fowl language (both of which, I happen to like but that’s me). She may turn you off with her depiction of organized religion, but I ask that you put your … Continue reading
Day 57: Who needs tarot cards when you have a magic collarbone
I felt like a human computer. Always analyzing all the data points. What was said…how…by whom…what were the circumstances…what about the non-verbal cues? Then I’d run all that against what I already knew to be true…similar situations…past experiences. Don’t forget … Continue reading
Day 34: Being the best me I can be is all I can really ever hope to be
Almost immediately after posting yesterday, I felt a sense of relief….any then it was gone. As so many supportive comments started rolling in from so many lovely yoginis — Nicole, Kristin, Angi, Jill, Shannon, Tess, Staraya, and Jole — I … Continue reading
Day 30: There’s just as much to learn from what we can’t imagine as there is from what we can
It’s been a month…30 days since I’ve gone to work…whoa! Not gonna lie, the first two weeks were rough. I woke up nearly every morning thinking “What the hell have I done?!?” But then I remembered how much planning and … Continue reading