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Nov
2010
Blog
Navigating Stormy Emotional Seas
by Kino MacGregor Emotional vulnerability seems to snowball at all the most inappropriate moments. When you’re feeling down the most insignificant comment can send you deeper into the darkness. On days when you feel torn open by life, your heart is raw, exposed, and injured. In this space everything hurts. Is it just chance and…
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30
Nov
2010
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The Silver Lining of Soul
by Kino MacGregor Have you ever walked into a string of extremely unfortunate events? Imagine that your partner leaves you for a younger, prettier, wealthier, funnier version of yourself the moment you feel deeply insecure about your body. Then the government slams you with $4,000 of extra taxes to paid right after you quit your…
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30
Nov
2010
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One Breathe at a Time
by Kino MacGregor This year’s political season in the U.S. highlights some of the most monumental achievements and pitfalls of the past century and inspires a renewal of the dream of peace, hope and change. Yet in such an atmosphere we must also ask ourselves where the realization of such broad specturm dreams is to…
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30
Nov
2010
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A Brave New World, Free from Fear
by Kino MacGregor If you believe everything you read online, hear on the radio or see on TV, then you’re probably convinced that we really are headed straight down the proverbial toilet bowl. But think again. Nothing you read, hear or see is absolutely true. News, although an attempt an objectivity, is nevertheless an account…
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30
Nov
2010
Blog
Managing Your Vibration
by Kino MacGregor Is each individual on Earth responsible for their own life experience? Or are other people to blame when they are angry, tired, tedious, envious, rude, selfish and just down right mean? How do you make space for other people’s roll through the rollercoaster ride of life when it bumps right up against…
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30
Nov
2010
Blog
Having Faith in the Finish Line
by Kino MacGreggor There is a point in every marathon where no runner quits and there is another point where the majority drop out. The quitting point is painstakingly close to the finish line and, when measured in terms of percentage points, sits at approximately the last five percent of the race. The drop outs’…
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30
Nov
2010
Blog
On the Language of Yoga
by Kino MacGreggor Yoga has an almost addictive quality to it. If you start doing yoga, it starts doing you too. The search for knowledge, wisdom and truth morph into numerous shapes and forms along the inner journey. When you enter the world of yoga sometimes you’ll even find a whole Indian performance awaiting you:…
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30
Nov
2010
Blog
Beyond the Game of Life
by Kino MacGregor When we begin practicing yoga the deepest part of our consciousness asks for clarity, awakening and truth. What is sometimes the first step in taking positive steps towards the peace that we all yearn for is a recognition of exactly how deeply we are entrenched within our ways of warfare. Yoga for…
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30
Nov
2010
Blog
The Inevitability of Change
by Kino MacGregor Can there be any doubt that we are in the midst of great change? From the historic campaigns waged by both American political parties to the rise of China as a superpower to the generational shifts in the workforce to catastrophic weather patterns to changes in the face of yoga, everywhere you…
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30
Nov
2010
Blog
The Peaceful Solution
by Kino MacGregor Every argument with your partner, every honk in a traffic jam and every annoying TV host gives you the chance to check in with yourself to see where you really stand on the inner plane of reality. It’s easy to postulate the choice of peace over war, but in the midst of…
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