In her new book, Revolution of the Soul, social activist and yoga teacher Seane Corn details how ill and awkward she felt during her first yoga class and what kept her going back for more.
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Visiting us on
Sun Aug 18? Please keep in mind that it's #OpenStreetsTO from 10am - 2pm Bloor St will be open to pedestrians only with fun activities for everyone!
Please check for car crossingpoints + details:
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There is no mastery without feedback. But it’s hard.
This checklist has really helped me over the years.
My mantra for receiving feedback: Be brave. Listen. You can take what’s helpful and leave the rest.
My mantra for giving feedback: Clear is kind. Unclear is unkind.
Compassion is concern for others—sincere concern for others’ well-being founded on awareness of our own experience. Since it makes us happy when others show us affection and offer us help, if we show others affection and readiness to help they too will feel joy.
Please spray and wipe down your mat. We've got a laundry basket you can throw the cloths into after. Then hang your mats to dry on the racks in the hallway and in the change rooms.
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We may sometimes feel that we can’t do much as individuals, but humanity is made up of individuals; we can make a difference. As individuals we can influence our own families. Our families can influence our communities and our communities can influence our nations.
Wow. This makes us very sad to see that the tree putts have become additional garbage bins. The BIA has already taken measures and hired a crew to clean up the tree pits about a month ago (and arguably will probably have to hire them to do another round of it)