category "Inspiring Stories"
posted by Crystal Griffiths on February 16, 2012 |
Trust Your Path Don’t abandon your path when you face difficulty. That’s not what it’s about. The people who live the life of their dreams stay with their problems. They do not run from them. The nature of this world, or life, is change. Nothing lasts forever. Train yourself to be still, cool, calm and collected when things don’t go well. Sometimes the world is trying to get our attention
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posted by Crystal Griffiths on January 10, 2012 |
Don’t Fear Your Fear—Use Your Fear! The way you see the world changes after you start to become who you truly are. Seeking stops. Needing stops. You start to simply just be. A veil of unconsciousness is lifted and you begin to see clearly why things didn’t work out the way they did in the past. You see that if you have gotten what you thought you wanted it would
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posted by Crystal Griffiths on January 5, 2012 |
You Are Not Your Circumstances! Do not attach your self-worth to the circumstances of your life. What happens “out there” does not define who you are. When things don’t go your way, when things go “wrong,” and when you do not seem to currently have enough money, do not attach a story or sense of self worth to your circumstances. Who you really are, the power being within you, can
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posted by Crystal Griffiths on December 13, 2011 |
Cherish Yourself: Keep Yourself Healthy and Happy During the Holidays It’s very easy to make other people and their priorities more important than you and your goals. Make sure to hold your own goals, dreams, desires and needs in a very high regard. Do not give away so much of yourself that when you need energy there’s none left. Being of service is one of the fastest ways to be
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posted by Crystal Griffiths on November 23, 2011 |
Let’s Be Thankful We have an opportunity in this moment to go beyond all the conditioned thoughts of the world, our friends, our family and step into a world that we create from the inside out. We have an opportunity to heal from past wounds. Lessons in growth and beauty show us how to become more of who we really are. We have an opportunity to gain certainty that the
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posted by Charlotte on November 23, 2011 |
Grateful Yoga The people you talk to when you call Hugger Mugger are not simply helpful and friendly folks (although they are), they’re the way they are at least partly because they all love and practice yoga. We’ve been inventing and developing products that help yogis of all ages, sizes and ability levels since 1986. We believe in what we do, and are grateful to have met so many wonderful
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posted by Crystal Griffiths on November 15, 2011 |
Life ends not when you die, but when you stop believing in your true calling. Your true calling isn’t something your friends, parents or lovers want you to become. Your true calling isn’t living vicariously through someone else. And most certainly your true calling isn’t working just to “make a living” and “get by.” Your true calling is that soft voice within you urging to be creative. Your true calling
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posted by Lynae on November 8, 2011 |
I began dancing when I was three years old with a singing and dancing studio in Utah. I was initially interested in Yoga to improve flexibility for dance and to expand my knowledge in health and fitness. Aside from increased flexibility and knowledge of physiology, Yoga influenced my dancing most by transforming my interior life. I introduced myself to Yoga when I was in 7th grade with an MTV Power
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posted by Crystal Griffiths on October 24, 2011 |
One of my favorite things about life is that we all get a chance, once a day, to start over. The morning comes bearing gifts of renewal, redemption and a chance to start all over again. The fresh dew on the Spring leaves glimmers as the sun is just starting to poke her head out from the horizon and imbue each morning with the promise of revival. Moments like these
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posted by Lynae on October 12, 2011 |
by Lynae Hermansen Growing up, especially while in college, I would become very anxious and beat myself up for not having already “arrived” at what and where I wanted to be, such as having a secure path that ensured financial success and happiness, already having a degree, let alone even knowing what I specifically wanted to major in, which college, and how I wanted to make a career out of
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