Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Create Connection
I can't believe it's over. 12 Days of New Year's Resolutions, just like that. Thanks for coming along for the ride. And before I sign off for a tiny blog break, here's #12: create connection. I love the feeling of connection I have from writing this blog; I don't know everyone that is out there reading, but I like that it could be anyone, and often a stranger's comments move me immensely. We might never otherwise meet, but here our paths crossed. Email, Facebook, Twitter often get a bad rap - it's even been said that they discourage real live social interaction because people are so busy with their noses in computer screens. I beg to differ. Like everything else, you can always have too much of a good thing; but use them wisely, and they are rewarding. I enjoy reconnecting with old friends, keeping in touch with retreat alumnae, and making new friends through social media. It provides ways to connect that we never had before. And a feeling of connection is essential to well-being. So I hope that you'll keep connecting with me, on the blog, on Facebook and Twitter, and especially in the flesh here in Montana on a retreat. Name it and I'll be there! Namaste.
I love the connection, too. I have "met" yogis from all over the world and feel like they all add a unique perspective to the practice. I'm not far from you. I'm in Helena. Maybe someday I'll make it to Cowgirl Yoga. Thanks for the blog. Love it.
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it's fun isn't it? as long as you have the willpower to limit your facebook addiction...some days are better than others ;)
ReplyDeletewould love to have you for cowgirl yoga...I am also hoping to get back to feathered pipe this summer, thinking of doing cora wen's retreat. Namaste.
Margaret, just wanted to let you know that I have thoroughly enjoyed your 12 days of blogging. I was actually certified from your former studio, Georgetown Yoga, in 2008. Must have been after you had moved west. Also, I used to live in Colorado, and constantly miss it! So you have given me a taste of life in the west again! Thanks.
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