“In studying Yoga, teachers of all traditions will advise students to be still after certain positions in order to feel the benefit of the pose. This is a great practice for all of life. In countless ways, we work so hard to get there, only to bypass feeling the deep rewards of inhabiting the space we arrive in.
This is especially true in how we touch each other. We are often so preoccupied with the next move — or if there will be a next move — that we seldom feel the deep rewards of simply holding each other.
By treating each moment of touch as a consummation in itself, we can practice feeling eternity.”
The Book of Awakening / Mark Nepo
Equinox’s Briohny Smyth shows there’s no limit to what the artfully honed yoga body can do.
YES.
Best: hot yoga sesh during a winter rainstorm.
Worst: nightmares that bring heartache and steal sleep.
Best: yummy food and wine with loved ones… during a winter rainstorm.
Worst: the words “it’s time.”
