Time is an issue for me. I currently run by the minute. It takes me 7 minutes to drive to my daughter's gymnastics, I have 10 minutes until I need to leave, 5 minutes to pick up the kids, 13 minutes to get to work. And so on.... I hate running late and I definitely hate being late. I think I have an internal clock that tells me when time is up. My heart rate increases, my breathing gets faster, and my mind can't focus. I think it might be a disorder. Can yoga help me with this?
Well, I hope so! As I have been working on my personal yoga practice I have found that what I think should take me an hour turns out to only take me 40 minutes. I think I am spending a good amount of time moving through poses only to find out I have rushed it every time. Why do I rush everything? Do I just not know how to be in the moment?
Here is what I have found from pondering over this dilemma:
- We live in a fast paced world- no duh- and this has made me feel like slowing down means I am going to miss something.
- I have tied strength with moving faster than others
- I like to move fast.
- Rushing is preventing me from really connecting with my practice.
- I am missing out on the power of breathing through asanas.
- I have a harried mind that won't just focus on what is happening.
- Time is irrelevant

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