As an antiracism facilitator, artist and yoga teacher, I see many facets of a human being.
I witness peoples reflexive interaction with one another as well as their deepest held personal insecurities and fears. So often there is an overlap in the two where fear exists, anger and hatred react.
We are given the gift many times every day, both on and off the mat, to face the attitudes that imprison us. We can face them in our own bodies and minds or we can reflect on them in the structures that make up our communities and countries. With every breath we have a choice — we can be the change we want to see.
What are you ignoring in your body, in your soul, in your community or your country?
What are you willing to see?
How can your breath allow you to face things head-on and become a light for those around you?
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