Oscar "the Grouch" Diaz
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mayurasana: Eka Pada Dhanurasana - One Legged Bow by Yoga ♥ Love on Flickr.

mayurasana:

Eka Pada Dhanurasana - One Legged Bow by Yoga ♥ Love on Flickr.

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yogadinosaur: woahhhhhh.

yogadinosaur:

woahhhhhh.

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"You cannot do yoga. Yoga is your natural state. What you can do are yoga exercises, which may reveal to you where you are resisting your natural state."

~ Sharon Gannon (via stopyogatime)

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yogadinosaur: I kind of want to do all of these in tonights practice. Especially the one in the right corner. I’m thinking and emphasis in upper body strength tonight. 

yogadinosaur:

I kind of want to do all of these in tonights practice. Especially the one in the right corner. I’m thinking and emphasis in upper body strength tonight. 

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yogadinosaur: WOAH

yogadinosaur:

WOAH

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"Yoga is the perfect opportunity to be curious about who you are."

Jason Crandell (via zenzags)

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yogadinosaur: It feels good to be home, mainly because I now have enough room to work on all my favorite poses :)

yogadinosaur:

It feels good to be home, mainly because I now have enough room to work on all my favorite poses :)

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"Enlightenment is always accidental. That does not mean that you have not to try for it, but your trying is not going to bring it. Your effort is not going to achieve it. But making the effort, searching in all directions in every possible way, some day it happens — not because of your efforts but because of your intense urge, a tremendous intensity like a flame within you. But it is always accidental; you cannot say, “It happened because I did that.” Otherwise, things would have been very simple."

Osho (via lazyyogi)

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"The essential point in learning Zen is to make the roots deep and the stem firm. Twenty-four hours a day, be aware of where you are and what you do."

Zen Master Yuanwu (1083–1135)

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