In tonight’s kids yoga class we will be creating a story so that the kids can make up yoga poses to go with its narrative. I love using story cards to help facilitate the creative process. #kids #yoga #marybreathyoga
Monthly Archives: December 2013
Happy Holidays and Happy New Year!
Here’s my official Holiday greeting for 2013. Enjoy this mini video of my past year.
Much Love,
Mary Breath
Spreading the power of yoga, one person at a time.
We are all connected
Yoga is a dance…
Making room for self love
For many years I was very concerned about what others thought of me. I worried a lot about if people liked me and I often times became very shy in groups for fear that if I spoke no one would like me. It overpowered my life and sometimes I would avoid any social interaction because I was to insecure to be myself.
I sorta think it was normal. Normal in the sense that I was discovering myself and learning to be comfortable in my own skin.
I spent a few sleepless nights as a teenager worrying about all of this. In a way, I don’t know why I worried so much because in my external life my large group of friends showed that I was well liked and popular. My internal life was so fearful and insecure.
Years later, I am an adult and I am much more comfortable in my skin. I am aware of myself and I am aware of who likes me and who doesn’t. It doesn’t bother me nearly as much. I am confident and much more likely to speak up when I need to be heard. I’m not afraid to speak in groups because I am comfortable enough in my own skin.
Recently, I was up all night with insomnia. Thoughts were racing through my head and I remembered all the sleepless nights I had in my teens as I worried whether people liked me or not. This time, instead of worrying why such and such person deleted me on facebook or why they might not like me, I had an epiphany.
My epiphany was: ‘It doesn’t matter if that person likes you or not. What matters is that I like me. It’s a good thing that they don’t like me. It gives me the space to like myself more and to improve on whatever I need to improve on.’ Instead of giving my power to the person who doesn’t like me, I am giving power back to myself in an area where I once disliked myself. I’m making bigger room for self love and self empowerment.
Now that’s what I call a Superpower!