Yoga class catches on in military
http://washingtontimes.com/culture/..94424-6971r.htm

{EXCERPT} Washington Times, DC.. Lt. Zarracina has tried to drag some
of his military friends to class, but they make fun of him. "It's not
necessarily considered masculine," he said....

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Otis Willie wrote:
> Yoga class catches on in military
> http://washingtontimes.com/culture/..94424-6971r.htm
>

Hi Otis and welcome to alt.yoga :-)

Thanks for the intesting article. Yoga is a wonderfully inclusive
science and bars no one rich or poor, young or old, soldier or peace
activist, from its pursuit.

I am reminded that Arjuna (of Gita fame) was a warrior (as was I). And
that its never the action itself which has meaning but the intention we
bring to it.

Jared
o
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omjaroo wrote:
> Otis Willie wrote: 
>
> Hi Otis and welcome to alt.yoga :-)
>
> Thanks for the intesting article. Yoga is a wonderfully inclusive
> science and bars no one rich or poor, young or old, soldier or peace
> activist, from its pursuit.
>
> I am reminded that Arjuna (of Gita fame) was a warrior (as was I). And
> that its never the action itself which has meaning but the intention we
> bring to it.
>
> Jared
>

He who lives for the fruit of action only [i.e. *intended* goal], I hold
to be a fool. --Lord Krishna..

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> > I am reminded that Arjuna (of Gita fame) was a warrior (as was I). And 
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> He who lives for the fruit of action only [i.e. *intended* goal], I ho
ld
> to be a fool. --Lord Krishna..

Lawson,

I can't tell whether you are agreeing with me or calling me a fool :-)

I might add, "lives for" = desires.

Jared
o
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