trust that if I apply myself and show up regularly my practice will thrive.
02/03
From today class I noticed that I don’t need to push myself too hard. People always
encouraged to try new poses, but not if it means struggling in pain. I don’t want myself
get hurts.
02/06
This week I read some information about the 5 Yamas. It’s including Non-
Harming(Ahimsa), truthfulness(Satya), Non-Stealing(Asteya), Moderating the
Senses(Brahmacharya), Non-Possessiveness(Aparigraha).
02/08
Today I learned some knowledge about Niyamas. Nitama iterally means positive duties
or observances. These are the rules prescribed for personal observance. Like the Yamas,
the five niyamas are not exercises or actions to be simply studied. They represent far
more than an attitude. Compared with the yamas, the niyamas are more intimate and
personal. They refer to the attitude we adopt toward ourselves as we create a code for
living soulfully.