Please text or email me if you plan to come in person.
Hope to see you for this last class in the park behind Tilda’s. 11am.
https://myyogawithamy.com/yoga-in-the-park-behind-tildas-summer-2021/
Sorry for late notice but there won’t be a class tomorrow something has come up.
Have a wonderful weekend
Shanti
Amy
Greetings Dearest Yoga Students,
A full moon is on the rise for tonight and I have so much gratitude that the storm spared us! Just like a snake, the moon sheds the past month day by day as gracefully as the sky holds it in its embrace. We to must learn to let go, to shed the past over and over again until it becomes natural to feel its impressions slip through our fingers. We can carry a lifetime of regrets or passively fear the inevitable changes that are coming we can make the decision to empty and become full again. Take time to meditate on the Full Moon this week. Allow its fullness to remind you that cycles come around, things pass and things come. Let its bright light remind you to shed the light of awareness on this moment. The present moment where past and future stand still and all possibilities await you.
Zoom Only
On Zoom and in Person
On Zoom & In Person –
Class held in the park behind Tilda’s in Rocky Point Under the Awning-Rain or Shine! Click Yoga in the ParkUNCATEGORIZED
Namaste dear ones
With the damp humid whether upon us, class will be indoors tomorrow morning. Please let me know if you plan on attending. You must be fully vaccinated to attend indoors.
Spots limited. Class will also be streamed on Zoom!
Shanti
Amy
Don’t let the clouds fool you its going to be beautiful on the beach tonight! Ease arrive ahead 10 minutes before 7 to get your parking pass.
See you soon!!!
The important thing is to be awake now, to feel the transparency, to feel the universal shining through the individual, and then to allow life to express itself though us.
Rolf Gates
Are you awake?? Yoga practice give us the tools to be wholeheartedly awake to all that is happening inside and outside of ourselves. It beckons us to be aware, be diligent, be alive. Taking the time to quiet our own chattering minds allows us to connect to that universal energy that is in all things. To be clear and translucent is to allow the divine light to pass through with clarity and enables us to express the love we hold deep within our hearts to the world. Take a moment or more and go outside. Sit silently and connect to your breath. Close your eyes and begin listening to sounds of the natural world. Breathe it all in and interact with it. Allow the air of your breath to pass through you with clarity. Let go of your need to control your outer circumstances, feel the fluidity and transparency of life. We are not solid; we are light, joy, love and bliss anytime we make the decision to connect to that universal energy and allow “life to express itself through us”.
I want to truly thank all of you who reached out to me during this difficult time of my Husband’s surgery. It will take a little while but he is on the mend. It was so very comforting to know you were all sending love and light to us both. It certainly woke us all up to gratitude for being alive and all the love that surrounded us. Very grateful to be getting back to our schedule and I hope to see you all soon.
Please let me know if you are planning to come in person for Tuesday or Friday morning class. if weather is not cooperating I will have a few people in the yoga room if you are fully vaccinated. If you are zooming you need only sign up using the link.
Zoom Only
On Zoom and in Person
On Zoom & In Person –
Class held in the park behind Tilda’s in Rocky Point Under the Awning-Rain or Shine! Click Yoga in the Park
“When experiencing absolute true knowledge, all previous samskaras (patterns) are left behind and new ones are prevented from sprouting” Yoga Sutra I.50
Hari Om dear yoga students,
The Sanskrit word, samskara, translates as a subconscious impression. Samskaras are deep seeded patterns that our mind continues to play over and over again. It is the thoughts, impressions and memories that we have acquired over our lifetimes that create conditioned responses and eventually become our habits. When we feel stuck in our lives or continue to approach situations the same way over and over again, hoping for different results, it is often due to our samskaras. However, we can and do create new samskaras all the time; some produce positive tendencies, like committing to meditate or practice yoga everyday or some create new negative coping mechanisms like stuffing our emotions with self sabotaging behavior.
As we step on our mat, do our pranayama or sit on our meditation cushion, we face ourselves from the inside. The stillness within the movement of thoughts, breaths or postures help to create space in between our impulses and actions. This space allows us to look at our patterns more like the weather around us; we are in the weather but we are not the weather. The weather changes but we remain the same. We are not what our samskaras tell us, we can make the choice from a clear, calm perspective and thus respond to situations with a calm abiding. begin to release negative samskaras and replace them with loving, wise and creative patterns that enhance our life and everyone we interact with.
Meditation on Zoom only/Tuesday Class on Zoom & in Yoga Garden
Regular schedule resumes next week!
Namaste, Amy
Don’t let the clouds fool you it seems the rain is passing us by. See you at 7:00 p.m. for for beach yoga!! Carpe Diem…seize the day!
Greetings dearest yoga students,
Having spend an amazing week with a beautiful Sangha of like minded individuals learning what it means to truly have yoga as a life long practice has solidified my commitment to continue on this path.
We have come to our last of the five Kleshas (afflictions that cause us suffering) which is Abhinivesha: Fear of Death or the Dilemma of Impermanence. Abhinivesha rears it head when are delluded into thinking that something is supposed to be permanent and, therefore we become afraid of losing it. This fear leads us to trying to hold on (Raga-Attachment) or trying to push away (Dvesha-Aversion) what we don’t want. All the kleshas in someway lead us back to Abhinivesha, the fear of death or letting something go in it’s right time. This is also the hardest one to make peace with. Even the sutras themselves remind us that “fear of death arises all on its own, and exists even for the most learned and wise.” (YS 2.9)
So how to we rise above the affliction of this, the most difficult klesha of them all? It is through a commitment to our practice, studying our own tendencies, tapping into the wisdom of those that came before us and finally surrendering to what is. Giving up the attachments and the aversions and making peace with how life has shown up for you in any given moment recognizing “this too shall pass”. Impermanence, death, letting go are part of the natural flow of life. Practice becomes simply honoring the truth of impermanence so you can appreciate the present moment allowing the future to unfold exactly how it is meant to be.
Tuesday and Friday Morning Classes held in the Yoga Garden & also on Zoom-Weather Permitting–Meditation on Zoom only
Class held in the park behind Tilda’s in Rocky Point Under the Awning-Rain or Shine! Click Yoga in the Park
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