Meanwhile, for today’s intention I decided to Google the
best yoga poses to practice when you are sick. Although the deep breathing was
a bit uncomfortable, I just went slow and did about 20 minutes of soft, calm
poses with nice slow breathing. I dampened a small kitchen towel, sprinkled
some Lavender Oil on it and heated it just to the point of steaming. Eyes closed,
I slowly inhaled the aromatic steam and just reminded myself that I am healthy
and am allowing my body to simply relax and repair itself. I have always loved
Yoga for just that reason. It forces me to slow down and be conscious of every
single breath. It calms my mind and body and puts me in such a great frame of
mind, whether I am feeling 100% or not.
Being under the weather today and as I write this blog- it
makes me think and wish I would have been strong enough to have been there in
Heather’s time of need. However, I am thankful that I am making great strides
in my life with this blog and allowing myself to be healed, forgiven and
restored. #HGAL #lessonslearnedIn memory of my lifelong best friend and cousin who was taken by cancer in 2011, I will be chronicling the next 365 days of my life to live with intention and do something each and every day with my life in her memory.
Tuesday, March 24, 2015
Day 72 – Light Yoga
Whatever little cold that was trying to sneak up on me
yesterday got a hold of me last night. I can’t even remember the last time I
had a cold and now I’m getting the second one since we moved here 9 months ago.
So today I decided to slow things down, honor my body and just take care of
myself (and Elijah cause he is home for the second day in a row- but is doing
much, much better thank goodness). My lovely friend Lena made me some soothing,
delicious, homemade tea that I am currently sipping on. I thought that was such
a nice gesture and will be sure to take her to lunch or something once I’m
better to show my appreciation.
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