Inspire life Yoga

11/07/2026

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11/07/2026

..."I am not one of them. I am all of us"...
I spot patterns others miss, turn complexity into clear solutions, and design systems built to last — grounded in logic, evidence, and open dialogue to raise the standard for everyone.

16/02/2026

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30/12/2025

Fundamentals of life to live by 🙏💚

Have you understood the highest teaching of the Veda?

If I say yes, I can only mean one thing, that I have intellectually understood what it is written there and what they are trying to say.
The knowledge which they speak about transcends words and the grasp of the mind, and yet it is that from which the mind springs and words emerge.
It can not be known by the mind, yet it is that from which the mind appears.
From IT the mind comes, but IT does not create the mind.

The ears cannot hear it; it is what makes the ears hear.

The eyes cannot see it; it is what makes the eyes see.

You cannot speak about it; it is what makes you speak.

The mind cannot imagine it; it is what makes the mind think.

Those who feel they know Him know Him not.

Those who know that anything amenable to the senses is not Brahman, they know it best.

When it is known as the innermost witness of all cognitions, whether sensation, perception or thought, then it is known.

One who knows thus reaches immortality.

From the Kena Upanishad

30/12/2025

Daily practice = end goals...courtesy of Curejoy Yoga 💚🙏
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Forward fold (Uttanasana) is a foundational yoga pose that helps lengthen your hamstrings, stretch your back, and calm your nervous system. If you’re new to this stretch, don’t worry—it’s normal to start with a block under your hands as you work toward greater flexibility. The key to mastering this pose is a gradual deepening of your stretch, with a focus on your breath and alignment.

Start by folding from the hips, keeping your spine long and shoulders relaxed. Avoid rounding your back or overextending—let the stretch come from your hips, not your lower back. By incorporating this pose regularly, you will gradually increase flexibility and improve your posture, which will help alleviate tightness and stress in the body.

As with any yoga practice, take it one step at a time. Be patient, and over time, you’ll find yourself going deeper into the stretch with ease and comfort. 🍃🌱