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- posted: February 28 @ 11:56am
Namaste!
to @mackle, My gratitude to you and this site is boundless. Your beard growing and website development skills are majestic. To demand such class, dignity, and excellence from men all over the world, and get it, is truly remarkable.
to the rest of you, cheers! you have all completed the yoga of whiskerino. Your dedication and effort is a yoga in and of it self, and I hope that more people recognize that any action can be yoga if done with sincerity and humility. i am honored to have shared such a ridiculous and absurd experience with you.
to @mackle, My gratitude to you and this site is boundless. Your beard growing and website development skills are majestic. To demand such class, dignity, and excellence from men all over the world, and get it, is truly remarkable.
to the rest of you, cheers! you have all completed the yoga of whiskerino. Your dedication and effort is a yoga in and of it self, and I hope that more people recognize that any action can be yoga if done with sincerity and humility. i am honored to have shared such a ridiculous and absurd experience with you.
runningantelope
will not fail Whiskerino.
- Location:
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Nashville
AKA Music City. Honky Tonks, cowboy hats, country music and redneck stereotypes galore. Truth is, none of that is entirely true.
- Link:
- www.runningantelope.com
- Age:
- 26
- About:
- yoga in its crudest definition means to yoke, to control, or to unify. To me, yoga is a means to unify the thoughts and motivations of the mind with my bodily actions so I can perform whatever task I want to do. As someone who lives with cerebral palsy and lacks "normal" nervous communication with muscles, I have found that practicing the teachings of yoga and other Eastern philosophies of the body and mind help build that communication that I lack. By mindfully thinking about everyday tasks with the knowledge I've gained from my practice, I am able to act under control, while also building muscles. To put it shortly, the more i think of tasks in yoga terms, the easier the actions of those tasks become, and the stronger I become. Thus, I'll be using Whiskerino 2009 to express all these little yogas I have come to perceive.
Link to Whiskerino 2007
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