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about to do backbends... i hear jill-ji say: it's tuesday, inhale, exhale...
and i remembered that she told me about how in mysore, poses only get given on certain days and tuesday is one of those days.
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when i realized what was happening, i was already in and out of supta konasana and that was that.
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doing upavistha to supta konasana in a mysore setting really allowed me to understand how these poses work together. how they counter act each other. why they are like this in the series.
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i'm amazed at how with every new pose, i find this practice more beautiful and well crafted. thanks guriji!! :)
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these photos are from ashtangayoga.info
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