This is very fitting because I’m staying home at the moment—I fell off a cliff, so to speak, a few days ago, and now I just have to take it easy, a message from my crystallized physiology and brain. This is my body’s usual way of dealing with things, stress, or illness, for the past 15+ years. No one has ever been able to explain to me why in any kinds of definitive rational terms, it’s just been a process of learning and NOT powering through, which I usually have been in the days preceding these forced rest events. Time to give up our ideas of ourselves. But I’ll do yoga anyways, to the best of my ability.
This is very fitting because I’m staying home at the moment—I fell off a cliff, so to speak, a few days ago, and now I just have to take it easy, a message from my crystallized physiology and brain. This is my body’s usual way of dealing with things, stress, or illness, for the past 15+ years. No one has ever been able to explain to me why in any kinds of definitive rational terms, it’s just been a process of learning and NOT powering through, which I usually have been in the days preceding these forced rest events. Time to give up our ideas of ourselves. But I’ll do yoga anyways, to the best of my ability.
Well hopefully there’s a good story about the cliff fall?
Not really, it just happens any time I do too much, go past my physical or mental limit, become too stressed, etc.
Happens to the best of us. Yoga would be refreshing.