In a world focussed on material existence and acquisitions, one easily looses sense of what is real. What is real happiness? What are real relationships? What are real emotions? What is one's real purpose to existence?
Seeing the real truth within ourselves starts by simply sitting still and gazing inward. Observing without judgment. Seeing what is real in that moment and peeling away the complexities of desires, envy, and other weighting characteristics festering from ego.
Meditation and yoga are powerful tools to this inner gaze. Yoga opens and strengthens the body creating a healthy vehicle for energy and consciousness to reside. Meditation creates a clarity that no other practice can provide. All too often one lives with disconnection. Mind and body existing in separate realities. This disconnection often blocks one's inner gaze and the real truths become clouded and distorted.
Yoga and meditation re-establish connection of mind and body. They establish a renewed rhythm of breath along with healing energy and mental focus. As the body grows strong with yoga, the mind and soul grow steady with vitality seeing where one's life can be taken with joyfulness, contentment, and real truth.
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