Bob Sullivan

Port Townsend, WA, United States

A naturalist living in the PNW. Loving life, whatever it brings next...

I needed some time with my thoughts this morning.  This practice lended itself well.  It let those thoughts payout.  

Reply

Loved this!  Eagle arms and neck stretch a wonderful combo for me.  Breath and relaxing found their way into each pose.  "Follow the gentle touch of life, Soft as the footprint of an ant, As tiny sensations open to vastness."

Reply

This is such a wonderful journey inward. A sleepless night turned blessing.

Reply

This was a great one to kickstart my day. Worked with the breath and the pace.

Reply

20 Mar 08:35

This was the perfect practice to usher in the first day of Spring.  The beautiful music, guidance, grayish, rainy morning blended so perfectly.  I liked exploring the pectorals during twist and rested deeply in the banana poses.  Just perfect...

Reply

19 Mar 09:12

This really demonstrated to me the tightness I hold in my back.  Had a difficult time with half saddle but loved all the rest.  Seems I get a bit of a cramp in one foot doing half saddle on one side and I can micro adjust better when not against the wall.  I could really feel it walking the dog later, my back strong.  Great way to go deeper into the stretches.

Reply

19 Mar 06:45

I did this one to ease the remnants of a chest cold.  Work great to target the internal organs along with the tension I was holding.  Spending the deeper time in each pose a plus.

Reply

Commented on post was deleted

19 Mar 06:43

2021-08-pets147.jpeg

Thank you all.  It was helpful to share.

19 Mar 00:15

With all obstacles I have found patience and gradual position key. I do only what the moment allows. I then rest in a pose I know ease. Alow time.

19 Mar 00:09

This practice found on a night I awoke and followed. The overwhelming sensation of change was the only theme. Near end I pictured a new moon, a new path, neither judged but forward. My eyes opened and I found the clock displaying 12:00. A new day had begun.

Reply