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January 29, 2009

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Diane Cesa

Ah, Ray, you ask the million dollar question. Thanks for posing it here. It's one we should all endeavor to answer. Thanks for weighing in.

Ray Baskerville

When we begin to look at it, our day is probably a litany of rituals, the question is which ones are aids in our evolution and which ones are habitual forms of limitation?
You give a good example of how your yoga practice became the former.

Diane Cesa

Makes PERFECT sense Blisschick. Ah, the sleepy, lazy gremlins. Yep, they live here with me too. I just try to play with them instead of letting them rain on my parade. And I go back to Patanjali's sage advice, of course. Thanks for processing here!

Diane Cesa

Elephant Beans -- I just love synchronicity!

Blisschick

Diane! I was just writing about this sutra without even knowing that I was! :) I love when that happens.

Practice leads to discipline and vice versa -- exactly. Patanjali is speaking of yoga, but then yoga is life and my life is about writing.

With yoga, we accept the idea (or most of us do) that to do it every day, you do it every day, meaning even those days when you don't want to, and I think it's important to apply this same idea to our creative lives and not give into the sleepy, lazy gremlins who tell us all sorts of stories to help us justify NOT doing it.

I hope this makes sense; I'm just processing. :)

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