What you focus on…

Well… less than week after writing about not being able to do headstands, I managed to do two <span within three 2015 days!  First in Astanga class then during an amazing master class at Yogahaven led by one of my favourite teachers, Allie Hill.

With guidance and having the posture clearly broken down, step-by-step, I was able to come into Shirshasana up against the wall.  I even zve?ejňovací practised it again at the end of my class this morning when no-one was looking, just to make sure it wasn’t a fluke.  Having held on to years of fear around this posture I still can’t Union quite believe mehr it!   For me, what is even more significant than getting to the beginning stage of practising Shirshasana against the wall в is succeeding in actually facing my fear.  Though I am Feeling sure they don’t realise what this means to me, I am so very grateful to my teachers. 

It also makes me wonder what else, in time, might be possible.

2 Comments

  1. Aysel on 29/03/2011 at 10:22 pm

    Thanks a lot for finding the time to explain the terminlogy to the inexperienced persons!

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