3.29.2010



Last week, Vernal Equinox reminded us of where we want to be internally: balanced and harmonized, witnessing any and everything from the center of our own wisdom. On this rare occasion, when day and night are equally long we have an opportunity to look at opposites like light and dark with a deep sense of inquiry.

For me, the teachings of Lord Buddha and The Middle Path hold especially true when considering the relationship between two sides of one coin. The Buddha himself lived two divergent paths (indulgence and denial) before realizing his own divine nature. Ultimately, what the Buddha came to understand and later teach was that a life of extreme does not lead to enlightenment. Why? According to both Buddhist and yogic philosophy the answer is simple: everything is intrinsically equal. From this perspective then, the “middle” describes a neutral center without any perceived view of two extremes.

As the natural world reminds us that even stark contrasts are in truth equal, we can ask ourselves what other seemingly divergent parts of our lives and our world might actually be connected, integrated and in fact One.

~Sarah Smazal
Austin Mobile Yoga
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