Fall is a time of change and transitions, this is often a difficult time for many people too. When things change we feel uncomfortable, maybe even scared. As many great thinkers have declared the only thing we can really bank on is that everything will change. It's our attitude toward change that we have some control over.
One of the biggest changes in my life has been in my relationships with people. I have cut ties to old friends, made new friends and I'm constantly working on the most important relationship of all, the one I have with myself!
Being open to the flow of life and change is part of Anusara's first principle, called Open to Grace. Grace is the revelatory power of the universe that shows us our true nature, consciousness and bliss. This can be a challenge for me and many other people. Our ability to be open and remain open when things are hard is not something we're born with, it's something we practice over and over again.
Changes in my life are still happening all the time and accepting that it's part of life and more importantly it will inevitably help me grow and expand is something I've picked up from Anusara Yoga. Just last week I was able to witness and assist the Anusara Immersion in London with Todd Norian and Ann Greene. These 5 days we full of beautiful and precious moments of grace, love, light, and transformation.
I went through the same process in 2007, when I did my immersion with these skillful and loving teachers. I changed as a person and I haven't looked back since. In fact I was so empowered during the immersion I was able to cultivate enough strength to end a long term relationship with someone I was supposed to marry. Phew!
