Jun 13, 2012
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This post didn't get published when it was meant to. So my sutras are out of order. Sorry.
One of the more controversial statements I’ve made when instructing yoga teacher trainees is that it takes at least twelve years to become a good teacher. Is it true? I don’t know really. I didn’t feel completely comfortable in my skin teaching yoga for about twenty-five years. I still get completely anxious before big teaching gigs, as in not being able to sleep the night before. If you're a teacher, what do you think?
Ok, I admit it. Some of the sutras are harder to interpret than others.
Bhakti Yoga is a spiritual path based on love, faith and surrender.
I am enough. I make mistakes, but I own them.
In which Patanjali suggests that you practice, practice, practice. It just needs time.
I use the word scry in this post. Had to look it up. Patanjali can be obscure.