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"Have anything changed for you since your yoga teacher's training?", a colleauge asked #yesterday. Ehem, well, yes! But still the question was #difficult to #answer. It is not as much "what" has changes, but "how" things have changed. How I have changed. I am not sure if people around me #feel changes in me - apart from the fact that I talk #yoga every change I get. My #relation to (some) things has altered. My relation to who I am has become a more #peaceful one.  I have found out that I have #bountiful life. We have a bountiful life. The #opportunities are #endless; the choices are lined up in front of us in a #never-ending processesion. Much energy is spend "out there" and not enough "in here". We are bending over backwards rushing to find out how, with who, where to be and where to go... We are like teenagers, not settled, but ever on the move towards something else. And such is #modern society: changing, demanding and ...

I have been a #teacher for quite some years now. But as a yoga teacher I am a #beginner - and I #love it. I see and f#eel so many things. Things that I #recall from my first teaching days. This is wonderful as it reconnects me to my #profession yet again. Other things are completely #new to me. Like: how #amazing the human #body really is. How #different bodies are from eachother. How a body and a mind can be both very #strong and very tired at the same time. How focus and #dristi can change everything. Observations from my yoga practice spill over in my every day life. And the other way around. Making a #bind between the two, connecting them. Some days in #moderation, other days in #abundance. It is all good. Yoga is there for me. You should try it!