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Words of wisdom
Apr. 28th, 2007 12:11 pmYoga class this morning gave me another one for ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
miyyu's words of wisdom post (which, by the way, everyone should go add to since I have again dragged it up from the depths of ancient history):
If your mind has wandered, you can't get the full benefit. You have to stay interested enough to keep fine-tuning.
Wow... this applies to almost every practice I can think of. I like quotes that contain the word "enough". They make sense to me: not everything may be worth pouring your entire soul into, but to benefit from something you have to stay interested enough to keep fine-tuning.
Please though, people, don't apply this rule to your Starbucks ordering technique. I don't want to be behind you when you're ordering that grande mocha with two pumps of caramel, one-third decaf, made with half 2% milk and half soy milk, no whipped cream. Drives me crazy enough to hear myself order.
miyyu's words of wisdom post (which, by the way, everyone should go add to since I have again dragged it up from the depths of ancient history):If your mind has wandered, you can't get the full benefit. You have to stay interested enough to keep fine-tuning.
Wow... this applies to almost every practice I can think of. I like quotes that contain the word "enough". They make sense to me: not everything may be worth pouring your entire soul into, but to benefit from something you have to stay interested enough to keep fine-tuning.
Please though, people, don't apply this rule to your Starbucks ordering technique. I don't want to be behind you when you're ordering that grande mocha with two pumps of caramel, one-third decaf, made with half 2% milk and half soy milk, no whipped cream. Drives me crazy enough to hear myself order.
