Tag: Simon Hass

• Impermanence: It’s Time To Get Uncomfortable

  ‘The only thing that is constant is change’  Heraclitus Life is movement. The exchange of an inhale and exhale, the beat of the heart as it pumps blood around the body, the movement from day to night and back to day, the cycle of the moon, the movements of the mind from ‘happy’ to ‘sad’…

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  December 3, 2015

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  buddhism, dharma, ganesh, health, healthy, Hinduism, impermanence, india, krishna, parinamavada, shiva, Simon Hass, spirituality, tantra, wellbeing, wellness, yoga, yoga mythology, yoga philosophy

• Dharma: Doing Life On Purpose

  With all the changing weather, heightened Vata energy, and transformation of nature around us, Autumn becomes a reminder of the impermanence and unpredictability of life itself.

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  October 8, 2015

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  attachment, autumn, bhagavad gita, dharma, discipline, dr. wayne dyer, freud, gandhi, india, jane goodall, john keats, krishna, non-violence, purity, sanskrit, Simon Hass, spirituality, truth, vata, walter hagen, yoga

• Parsva Konasana (Side Angle) Variation & ‘Offering Your Heart On A Plate’

  The expression ‘to wear your heart on your sleeve’ or ‘offer your heart on a plate’ is often reserved to describe those who offer and express their emotions and themselves without any sense of ‘holding back’. As the Oxford Dictionary defines the term; “[to] make one’s feelings apparent”. Emotions (or ‘feelings’) were once thought to…

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  September 10, 2015

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  asana, dharma, emotions, experience, expression, feelings, health, healthy living, heart, heart math, life, love, non attachment, potential, Simon Hass, tantra, TED talks, walter hagen, wellbeing, wellness, yoga