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Monthly Archives: January 2012
Framing the goal(s)
On my way to the fish store and supermarket I was thinking about my previous post, this idea about envisioning positive goals for yoga practice. Two things bothered me. One is, I have some qualms about thinking about the future. … Continue reading
An idea for a visualization
This morning I watched Sheena Iyengar on TED talks, “How To Make Choosing Easier”. (Btw, she’s not a relation to B.K.S. Iyengar. In fact, even after reading her bio on Wikipedia, I’m not sure how to succinctly refer to her, … Continue reading
New website
I’ve just launched a site for my writing (and personal history, photos, etc). It’s called Ivan Nahem. Where did I come up with that exotic name, you may well wonder… Well it just sort of came to me! Please visit … Continue reading
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News
I’ll be heading in to YogaWorks for Jillian’s classes today. A few new developments I’m excited about. I’m being given the 7:30 slot on Wednesday, rather than the 6, and it will be all levels. This is very gracious of … Continue reading
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Yoga books
So one of my students asked about a yoga book list. She likes the stuff I read at restorative class. Often I read stuff as one activity while students are, like, restoring. I draw from a number of sources, whatever … Continue reading
happily another year
So happy new year! Of course markers like this are artificial from one point of view, but on the other hand they are a way to assess where one is at present. So… I’ve been trying to figure out what … Continue reading
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