Ahonui

Peanut Butter and Juli has a beautiful post on the Hawaiian word ahonui.  Ahonui can be translated as patience, perserverence and many breaths.  It was the breath part that caught my attention and made the connection to the practice of yoga.  At its core, ahonui means yoga, and yoga means ahonui.  The power of patience, perserverence and breath can take you through challenges you never thought possible.

photo by Jeff Kubina @ Flickr

I’d like to re-echo Juli’s question here, for my yogis and readers:

What does ahonui mean to you?

Cross-Blog Promotion

Another fellow yogi is also blogging about the teacher training experience over at Hopefully A Yoga Teacher.  Check it out!  Her posts are inspiring and insightful.

See you tomorrow, J! 

ALSO – check out the right-side nav of Perusals for a new section on yoga teacher training.  I’m grouping the teacher training links together for easier access for anyone looking just for those posts.

RSS

Really Simple anything?  Bah.  I am having a hard time figuring out how to add an RSS feed to this wee blog here.  I know I’m not in the majority when I say that I won’t read people’s blogs UNLESS they have an RSS link.  If it won’t show up in Google Reader, then I’m not reading it.  (Reminds me of an “I’m not paying” story from college.)  *Sigh*  Another way Google runs my life.

Any wordpressers out there have any hints/tips?  Perhaps it’s just the theme I picked?

Hello world!

Welcome!

Please bear with me as I get this set up.  There’s a lot going on right now and it’s the perfect time to blog about it!  Coming up:

- MBA students return to school.  Will we see any in Historical Collections?

- Applications for Winter 2009 Prana Power Yoga teacher training are due by the end of the week.  Fingers crossed!

- The brand-spanking new website for North Berwick Lumber company goes live in the next few weeks!

I hope you return to travel this crazy, wonderful, every-surprising path with me.