Nothing happens in Bhutan. Even when you think something is happening, it isn’t. Sure, it looks like stuff is happening. Cows traipse in the middle of the road, eagles soar in tandem overhead, pine trees droop and drape and announce themselves with great dignity over vast expanses of hillside. Large Indian army trucks honk theirContinue reading “Nothing Happening”
Category Archives: Psychology
Goodbye Guruji
It seems strange to say it, but I didn’t realize how profound of an impact Pattabhi Jois had on my life. Our personal connection was not that strong; I don’t think he ever knew my name. But for the past 17 years, his presence on this earth has impacted almost every aspect of my life.Continue reading “Goodbye Guruji”
Expanding Views
I was looking out over the vast valley this chilly morning, the high peaks covered in fresh snow, and there was a moment of expansion. Perspective, perhaps. How easy it is to get caught in our own little world, to fixate on pain and discomfort. Standing there staring into the immense space created by skyContinue reading “Expanding Views”
Your greatest strength is your greatest obstacle
This past week I was a student again at a week-long yoga retreat. It was lovely and we all learned a lot, but some of what I learned, is what I need not to do. I was reminded of the old days when I used to go to many different yoga workshops. What I soContinue reading “Your greatest strength is your greatest obstacle”
Winds of change
Who knows why we make the choices we do, or where the wind will take us. I used to think that being offered choices was evidence of being at the controls. You choose one path, you control the outcome, is how that logic goes. Now I wonder. It seems we all have certain lessons toContinue reading “Winds of change”
Diary of a Pilgrim 