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  1. If you're tired of branded spirituality, maybe contemplative practice doesn't need Sanskrit words or retreats. Maybe it begins on a terrace.

    Wherever someone shows you presence. Often through grandmothers.

    Who taught you presence without using that word?

    #practice #mindfulness
    #meditation #authenticliving
    #grandmotherwisdom #familywisdom #presencepractice #spiritualpractice

  2. My grandmother practiced yoga for fifty years. She called it sitting down.

    Asana means seat. Not pose. She had it right all along, the vocabulary just hadn't caught up.

    What does your practice look like without the words?

    #yoga #asana #ancestralwisdom
    #yogaphilosophy #presencepractice #familywisdom
    #embodiedwisdom #contemplativepractice #culturalheritage

  3. My grandmother practiced yoga for fifty years. She called it sitting down.

    Asana means seat. Not pose. She had it right all along, the vocabulary just hadn't caught up.

    What does your practice look like without the words?

    #yoga #asana #ancestralwisdom
    #yogaphilosophy #presencepractice #familywisdom
    #embodiedwisdom #contemplativepractice #culturalheritage

  4. Who taught u how to be still before you knew what meditation was? Before studios, before apps, before the word 'mindfulness'?

    My grandmother taught me to breathe 'the way mountains breathe' when I was 10

    Who was your first teacher?

    Read the full reflection

    medium.com/@clarainsweden/what

    #meditation
    #grandmotherwisdom #contemplativepractice
    #mindfulness #presencepractice #stillness #familywisdom

  5. 10 years old, barefoot on cool tiles, watching my grandmother water jasmine. She never called it meditation, she showed me how mountains breathe

    Years later in yoga class: 'find your breath.' I already knew. Abuela taught me

    Who taught u stillness first?

    Read more

    medium.com/@clarainsweden/what

    #meditation
    #contemplativepractice #stillness
    #mindfulness #presencepractice #familywisdom #breathwork

  6. Contentment was harder than any arm balance I attempted.

    Santosha means contentment. Being present where you are without grasping. Western yoga doesn't teach it.

    How do you practice contentment without giving up on growth?

    #santosha #contentment #niyamas
    #yogaphilosophy #mindfulness #presencepractice
    #selfacceptance #yogalifestyle #authenticyoga

  7. Contentment was harder than any arm balance I attempted.

    Santosha means contentment. Being present where you are without grasping. Western yoga doesn't teach it.

    How do you practice contentment without giving up on growth?

    #santosha #contentment #niyamas
    #yogaphilosophy #mindfulness #presencepractice
    #selfacceptance #yogalifestyle #authenticyoga

  8. My first meditation teacher wore a floral apron and spoke only Spanish. She taught presence through watering plants.

    Stillness, intention, silence. Meditation without the word.

    Who taught you presence before you had words for it?

    #meditation #practice
    #grandmotherwisdom #presencepractice
    #mindfulness #stillness #breathwork #familywisdom

  9. Who taught u how to be still before you knew what meditation was? Before studios, before apps, before the word 'mindfulness'?

    My grandmother taught me to breathe 'the way mountains breathe' when I was 10

    Who was your first teacher?

    Read the full reflection

    medium.com/@clarainsweden/what

    #meditation
    #grandmotherwisdom #contemplativepractice
    #mindfulness #presencepractice #stillness #familywisdom

  10. Contentment was harder than any arm balance I attempted.

    Santosha means contentment. Being present where you are without grasping. Western yoga doesn't teach it.

    How do you practice contentment without giving up on growth?

    #santosha #contentment #niyamas
    #yogaphilosophy #mindfulness #presencepractice
    #selfacceptance #yogalifestyle #authenticyoga

  11. 10 years old, barefoot on cool tiles, watching my grandmother water jasmine. She never called it meditation, she showed me how mountains breathe

    Years later in yoga class: 'find your breath.' I already knew. Abuela taught me

    Who taught u stillness first?

    Read more

    medium.com/@clarainsweden/what

    #meditation
    #contemplativepractice #stillness
    #mindfulness #presencepractice #familywisdom #breathwork

  12. For everyone who learned stillness from a grandmother who never used the word 'mindfulness'. The first teachers rarely call themselves teachers.

    Training helps us recognize what was always there.

    Did your grandmother teach you presence?

    #grandmother #meditation
    #contemplativepractice #familylegacy
    #intergenerationallove #mindfulness #culturalheritage #presencepractice

  13. If you're tired of branded spirituality, maybe contemplative practice doesn't need Sanskrit words or retreats. Maybe it begins on a terrace.
    Wherever someone shows you presence. Often through grandmothers.Who taught you presence without using that word?#practice #mindfulness#meditation #authenticliving#grandmotherwisdom #familywisdom #presencepractice #spiritualpractice

  14. My first meditation teacher wore a floral apron and spoke only Spanish. She taught presence through watering plants.
    Stillness, intention, silence. Meditation without the word.Who taught you presence before you had words for it?#meditation #practice#grandmotherwisdom #presencepractice#mindfulness #stillness #breathwork #familywisdom

  15. For everyone who learned stillness from a grandmother who never used the word 'mindfulness'. The first teachers rarely call themselves teachers.
    Training helps us recognize what was always there.Did your grandmother teach you presence?#grandmother #meditation#contemplativepractice #familylegacy#intergenerationallove #mindfulness #culturalheritage #presencepractice

  16. If you're tired of branded spirituality, maybe contemplative practice doesn't need Sanskrit words or retreats. Maybe it begins on a terrace.
    Wherever someone shows you presence. Often through grandmothers.Who taught you presence without using that word?#practice #mindfulness#meditation #authenticliving#grandmotherwisdom #familywisdom #presencepractice #spiritualpractice