Comments on: Teaching, laughing, eating, showering, name dropping

By: yogamum

yogamum — Sun, 13 Jan 2008 21:48:03 +0000

Those baby tees are precious. I wish I had a baby so I could buy them…wait, no, what am I saying, I don’t want any more babies! Baby stuff is so cute, though.

By: CJ

CJ — Sun, 13 Jan 2008 20:12:55 +0000

I find it ok with strangers and general friends, listening is ok and I can understand what they’re getting at and how they might be feeling. With really close people though, it can be a total mess. I sometimes get totally the wrong end of the stick and can start thinking I’ve annoyed someone when I haven’t at all or something like that.

How strange.

Good post!

cj x

By: (0v0)

(0v0) — Sun, 13 Jan 2008 19:59:35 +0000

Freud is being so zen there! I love that the listening he describes undercuts the search for master keys to the psyche, and/or that it seems to say that any “secrets” are as much in the mundane as anywhere else.

When the words shut off, suddenly all this other information comes in to play. Tension patterns and breath. I’m starting to feel that insanely huge amounts of information come into play when you get in to a QUIET space with a teacher who has really processed himself. But… it’s kind of hard to even begin to put into words, yes.

I like the torture chamber.

By: laksmi

laksmi — Sun, 13 Jan 2008 19:28:05 +0000

jesus gets pretty nutty when he does his practice. he says he has thoughts of physical torture in some of the poses (this is because he has read too many inappropriate books in his lifetime that feed his dark side). Anyway, i find it fascinating and think it would be GREAT for him to have a daily practice, but he won’t . at least he’ll do once a week. Still, i’d love to see what comes up if he were more regular.