“before a rush to judgment, rush to empathy” – Erika Wilmore
I could say a lot, but right now, I’m watching and listening. Ok, I’ll say this. This is beautiful. I love you.
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I could say a lot, but right now, I’m watching and listening. Ok, I’ll say this. This is beautiful. I love you.
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These same principles apply not just to yoga and learning a language, but to anything. The process of learning, regardless if it yoga, a language, playing guitar, or knitting, is fundamentally about making your world a little bigger and your mind a little sharper. It is no different than a child learning to walk. It requires effort, and stumbling is inevitable. But we learn from every trip and fall. And regardless of our age, we know that this learning never ends. There is no real mastery, perfection does not exist. But true growth comes through the effort and the ability to make yourself vulnerable to the embarrassment of making mistakes, and to your teachers.
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