I had been having some thoughts
about the future which had been affecting me but was determined to push them aside
when I went into the Hatha 1.5 class last Friday. However,
when the class started, my mind was still wandering and I almost stumbled when I
jumped into Tadasana from Downward Dog during the first Sun Salutation.
As the class progressed, my mind
started to calm down as I focused on my breathing. And I was able to concentrate and pay
attention to Azmi’s instructions to go into the poses which helped me to go
deeper. The chest opening and twisting
poses and backbends were just what I needed as it cultivated into awareness of
being opened in my relationships and staying in the present moment. The poses also reminded me that whatever will
be will be and to accept that there will be things I need to let go.
As I laid down in savasana, a wave of feelings flooded through me and tears were rolling down my face which I couldn’t
control. When Azmi gave the
instructions for us to come out from Savasana, the tears had stopped and I felt
so light hearted and relieved. It was as
if a heavy load has been lifted from my chest and I am ready to face whatever
changes that may come.
This has always been the promise of yoga
for me when I commit myself to the practice; bringing me relieve in times of
stress and anxiety and helping me to grow and find inner peace.
Namaste.
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