Kino MacGregor

philosophy

The Desire You Won’t Admit Is the One Running Your Life: Sankalpa, Hidden Intention, and What Yoga Actually Demands

There is a moment on the path, often subtle and easy to overlook, when the mind begins to gather itself. The scattered movements of attention, once pulled outward in a thousand directions, begin to cohere. Thought becomes less reactive. Perception becomes more precise. Through practice, through repetition, through the steady rhythm of breath and awareness,…