Ong Namo -I bow to the subtle divine wisdom.
Guru Dev Namo – I bow to the divine teacher within.
I have no idea why today I sit in front of a computer, but I trust that this is where I am supposed to be. In this moment, we are blessed. Wherever you are, this song can inspire you.
Thank you for visiting Lucid Practice! Thanks for inspiring us with amazing work. Create an amazing day!
~Brian
http://goodmenproject.com/health/how-to-beat-the-3-pm-slump/ “Coffee and tea are great in moderation, but overuse of them when we’re tired can backfire. I know I often hit that three p.m. wall of tired and it would be easy to grab a cup of yerba mate. Relying on caffeine to pick you up sets you up for interrupted sleep and higher […]
Via Carrie Hensley Samadhi Pada (Contemplation) The traditions of yoga were passed down orally from teacher to student. In fact, it is said that Pantanjali (author of the Yoga Sutras) was the first to codify the science of yoga. Students were expected to memorize the correct pronunciation of the sutras before they were able to […]
I took this photo at the Phare Cambodian Circus Show in Siem Reap, Cambodia. Hope you enjoy 🙂