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Overcome obstacles with the gentleness of water
A reprint of a popular post. Nothing in the world is more gentle than water, yet nothing is stronger. Water nurtures life, yet cuts through solid rock. Overcome obstacles with the strength of gentleness. ~ The Book of Tao, 78 I’m lying down in my Ashtanga … Continue reading
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Tagged Ashtanga, Book of Tao, flash essay, meditation, pain, Shinzen Young, the Tao, Washington, Whidbey Island, yoga
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Overcome obstacles with the gentleness of water
Nothing in the world is more gentle than water, yet nothing is stronger. Water nurtures life, yet cuts through solid rock. Overcome obstacles with the strength of gentleness. ~ The Book of Tao, 78 I’m lying down in my ashtanga yoga class, knees … Continue reading
Posted in flash nonfiction, photography
Tagged flash nonfiction, meditation, pain, photography, Shinzen Young, the Tao, Washington, Whidbey Island, yoga
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