April 2011
3 posts
Learning lessons - the power of right now.
Sometimes you learn a lesson and then you forget it. Sometimes you know the concept of a lesson but do not truly understand it because you are yet to completely apply the lesson to your life. I guess life is a constant cycle of learning and re-learning, applying lessons, forgetting lessons, and applying them again. This is a lesson I have learned, forgotten, and have recently re-learned in a...
Resolution check-in: Round 1
It’s April already? One quarter of 2011 done and dusted. So how are my resolutions going?
In order to remain on track I think it’s important to keep yourself accountable. This means reviewing your goals regularly (every day even), noting where you’re going well, where needs more loving care and understanding why this is the case.
It’s also important to be easy on yourself...
February 2011
1 post
Inspiration
I’m home from my Thailand getaway (it was bliss), and although there has been much to catch up on, I’ve got everything under control as I live my present with gratitude and joy and face life with the best of what I Am.
Despite my big to-do list, I’m spending a lot of time reading and listening to things that inspire me. Today I was reminded of an old favourite.
Our Deepest...
January 2011
7 posts
Another Journey - Bikram Yoga
At the end of last week I made a whirlwind decision - to take up Bikram Yoga and commit to it.
Bikram Yoga, in my very simplistic understanding, is a 90 minute yoga class performed in a room heated to about 38-40 Celsius (105 Fahrenheit). There are 26 postures and 2 breathing exercises. You would think that doing the same 26 postures over and over again would get boring, or even lose its effect...
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11 for 2011
I’ve given myself eleven resolutions for 2011. Last year my resolutions spanned over two pages so I’ve done well in narrowing it down. Unlike other years, this year I’ve been decisive (after all, it’s your decisions that create your reality), and I’ve written a concise plan on how I am going to achieve each resolution.
1. Learn another language.
I am fluent in...
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First Step: Post Something.
An Introduction.
This is just one of many attempts at creating a blog. Past efforts involve writing half an entry, gradually losing interest and reassuring myself that I’ll complete it the next day. Sometimes I won’t even get that far and procrastinate by toying with the layout - adjusting the colours, the font, the catchy introduction to get you hooked to perfection. I realise that I...