Our practice, our body, our breath, and our mind are all unique to the individual. And when we have the appropriate information and teachings we can personalise our practice and with a little acceptance there is perfection.
But as soon as we give our power over to other people‘s projections, things become less perfect. Our pursuit of perfection is problematic.
When it is your practice, your garden, your intimate connection, your art, your breath, when it is as simple as your blink that you can hold close to your heart without judgement, without the projection of others then the simple real calmness of the moment is accepted.
Teachers are also included in those who try to set the standard for us, so it is a fine line to differentiate between investigation and search. Searching takes us away from ourselves and our relationships.
Relationships are crucial and coming together with unity is crucial and accepting our uniqueness as the power of the cosmos is crucial. Intimate connection to each other and land and its uniqueness as part of the power of the cosmos. All that from a relationship.
When we get caught up in classes, there is a greater opportunity to lose that connection to the source. Questions and drama can arise with comparison and judgement. Classes can be great but you won’t build a personal garden if you’re only going to classes.
You have the opportunity of taking charge of your own practice and your practice has the perfect opportunity to allow you to realise and accept your own perfection.
