Comments on: My Lens on Life at Age 32 http://foodandyoga.ca/20-questions Tue, 27 Jul 2010 22:33:40 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Jeff http://foodandyoga.ca/20-questions/comment-page-1#comment-343 Jeff Mon, 12 Apr 2010 02:50:54 +0000 http://foodandyoga.ca/?p=579#comment-343 Many of your answers really resonated with me. The question about war was difficult for me - and I thought you answered it beautifully. Thank you for sharing! Many of your answers really resonated with me. The question about war was difficult for me – and I thought you answered it beautifully. Thank you for sharing!

]]> By: Hussam http://foodandyoga.ca/20-questions/comment-page-1#comment-342 Hussam Fri, 09 Apr 2010 23:47:28 +0000 http://foodandyoga.ca/?p=579#comment-342 Your discription of the warrior II pose put a big smile on my face! I read that paragraph more than once and it is very meaningful. Your answers overall are really thoughtfull too. Cheers, Hussam Your discription of the warrior II pose put a big smile on my face! I read that paragraph more than once and it is very meaningful. Your answers overall are really thoughtfull too.

Cheers,
Hussam

]]> By: mandy http://foodandyoga.ca/20-questions/comment-page-1#comment-317 mandy Wed, 02 Sep 2009 16:39:16 +0000 http://foodandyoga.ca/?p=579#comment-317 I was really drawn to your blog by the title, being 32 myself, wanted to see where I stand... (oh and it's about my 2 fav. things yoga and food!) I really loved what you said about Warrior II, that is awesome, will have to incorporate that into my next class. Namaste, Mandy I was really drawn to your blog by the title, being 32 myself, wanted to see where I stand… (oh and it’s about my 2 fav. things yoga and food!)

I really loved what you said about Warrior II, that is awesome, will have to incorporate that into my next class.

Namaste,
Mandy

]]> By: Karen http://foodandyoga.ca/20-questions/comment-page-1#comment-311 Karen Sun, 16 Aug 2009 14:45:25 +0000 http://foodandyoga.ca/?p=579#comment-311 Thanks for your comment - I like how you flipped around fear and distraction. I realized very recently when I make decisions with my head instead of my heart, fear plays a much more central role. My head is the seat of my doubts, playing out the consequences of a decision (usually the worst case scenarios). I'm working to shift my decision-making more to my heart, where confidence and love (self and to others) is seated. The brain creates distractions make us forget the fears that it's construed for us. I guess that's our ego in self-preservation mode. Thanks for your comment – I like how you flipped around fear and distraction. I realized very recently when I make decisions with my head instead of my heart, fear plays a much more central role. My head is the seat of my doubts, playing out the consequences of a decision (usually the worst case scenarios). I’m working to shift my decision-making more to my heart, where confidence and love (self and to others) is seated.

The brain creates distractions make us forget the fears that it’s construed for us. I guess that’s our ego in self-preservation mode.

]]> By: Rebel http://foodandyoga.ca/20-questions/comment-page-1#comment-310 Rebel Sun, 16 Aug 2009 13:27:31 +0000 http://foodandyoga.ca/?p=579#comment-310 I really like your answers about distraction & religion. Yeah, I do think we are distracted by our fears, or maybe our fears lead us to distractions. And how fascinating would it be if we could just acknowledge that we are all spiritual beings who have different experiences/interpretations of the spiritual world, and have that be a reason for connection rather than division. I really like your answers about distraction & religion. Yeah, I do think we are distracted by our fears, or maybe our fears lead us to distractions. And how fascinating would it be if we could just acknowledge that we are all spiritual beings who have different experiences/interpretations of the spiritual world, and have that be a reason for connection rather than division.

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