生命中的得与失， 只是过往云烟，不需要太在乎。珍惜你现在所拥有的，是你所需要做的。別无它。
Thursday, September 27, 2012
Sunday, September 23, 2012
Sky Is Your Best Companion
No matter how hard is life,
When you look up to the blue sky,
Everything will be alright.
The vast of the blue sky reminds you,
Nothing is impossible for you,
As long as you try with great effort.
Remember the sky is the limit.
Wednesday, September 12, 2012
Flying Through Time...
Do you believe we really can fly through time ? When I say fly it doesn't means our physical body that fly but our soul. I believe sometimes in your life, you dream of something like people, some scenes, events and after sometimes it really happened. Same scenes, setting, same people sitting on the same sitting position & place. Don't you feel strange and curious to know why ? I admitted that I am a free thinker, without any boundary or restriction on my thoughts. For me, anything is possible as long as human mind can think of it. I have been searching on Einstein's Theory of Relativity few years ago and I think the theory might support what I am thinking about : a 'soul' that can fly through different time dimensions.
It sounds cool to me. Based on theory of relativity, things you see might not be the exact real things. Some scientists interpreted it in a way that speed of light can bend the time dimension and allows us to fly back to the past or future. This is exactly presented in the end part of silent film on Theory of Relativity. Watch it here.
From my own experience and combining the theory, I truly believe that when you slow down your life pace, chance of seeing the future is higher; but when you move in life too fast, chances are you will dream yourself in the past. That's my own theory, fron my perception, believe it or not, it's up to you. Let's the curiosity drives you the best !
Wednesday, August 22, 2012
My Quotes
- Fearless Heart Is The Most Precious Gift Blessed.It Brings You Somewhere Out of Your Expectation.
- Take Time To Eat,Pray & Travel.
- Unbeatable spirit With Faith = Reborn.
- God changes caterpillars into butterflies, sand into pearls, coal into diamonds using TIME and PRESSURE. He is working on you too.
- Happiness is a journey.
- The best things in life are the people you love, things you experience and growth of your soul.
Thursday, October 13, 2011
Refresing And Relaxing...
I managed to have my pregnancy yoga session yesterday night before sleep. It was a short one but it really helps me to sleep through the night tightly and without any dreams. My body feel not so tense after wake up and feel more energized through out the whole next day. My standing & sitting posture also improved alot and feel much lighter during walking.
That's the amazing good result of practicing yoga even during pregnancy. My yoga teacher mentioned yoga only suitable for pregnant women if she has practise it for some time, 2-3 years consistently. Else it is not suitable for those who never practice yoga before.
Will continue the practice tonight again.
Note: I just realized that my son photo was posted in my yoga teacher blog ! That's was in April time ! Hmm..I guess I totally lost myself in the see of life but forgot to give my self some yoga time ...
Namaste !
That's the amazing good result of practicing yoga even during pregnancy. My yoga teacher mentioned yoga only suitable for pregnant women if she has practise it for some time, 2-3 years consistently. Else it is not suitable for those who never practice yoga before.
Will continue the practice tonight again.
Note: I just realized that my son photo was posted in my yoga teacher blog ! That's was in April time ! Hmm..I guess I totally lost myself in the see of life but forgot to give my self some yoga time ...
Namaste !
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
Hearing The Time Ticking...
Time is tickling but my soul is lingering. Feeling a bit loofy and floating these few days. I have stopped my routine yoga class after 21 week of my pregnancy. But my yoga teacher has teach me a series of yoga flow which suitable for pregnant lady 2 weeks ago. I didn't actually practice if at home until yesterday.
I did it slowly since my tummy kind of big now and it was really soothing and relaxing after doing it, especially when I laid down for Nidra Yoga session. I had a good night sleep without any dreams after the session. Will do it again for tonight, just for the good sake of my baby & my body.
Note: 16 more weeks to go, counting...
Namaste !
I did it slowly since my tummy kind of big now and it was really soothing and relaxing after doing it, especially when I laid down for Nidra Yoga session. I had a good night sleep without any dreams after the session. Will do it again for tonight, just for the good sake of my baby & my body.
Note: 16 more weeks to go, counting...
Namaste !
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
The Story Of Hanuman
Here's a story I quoted from my yoga teacher blog site:
According to the story,
“Anjana was a beautiful woman who deeply desired to become a mother, so she prayed daily for the miracle of a child. The wind god Vayu admired Anjana very much, and when he heard her prayer, he decided to help her out. He blessed a few grains of rice and sent them with his bird friends, who were flying her way. Anjana was engaged in her daily prayer ritual. She had her arms stretched upward in anjali mudra, ready to receive the grace of God, when she received a few grains of rice instead. She knew better than to question what came to her through prayer, so she opened her mouth and tossed in the rice. Upon her consumption of the blessed rice, she became pregnant.
When her baby Anjaneya (which meant “son of Anjana”) was born, he was quite a precocious youngster. He was half mortal and half divine, since Vayu was his father. His demigod status is what often led him into big trouble. One morning Anjaneya woke up and saw what he thought was a giant mango floating in the sky. Since mangoes were his favorite treat, he immediately leapt up into the sky and rushed toward the fruit, not realizing it was actually the sun. When the sun god Surya saw this little troublemaker racing to take a big bite out of him, he threw a lightning bolt, which hit the boy in the jaw, killing him instantly and sending him tumbling to the ground.
When Vayu learned what Surya had done, his great fury made him take a deep breath. It was so deep that he sucked up all the air from the earth, and all the beings began to suffocate. The gods called an emergency meeting to try and placate both Vayu and Surya and restore order. Vayu refused to exhale until he got his son, Anjaneya, back. But Surya didn’t want his potentially dangerous child running around unrestrained.
Finally, an agreement was reached. Anjaneya would be renamed Hanuman, which referred to the broken jaw he received from the lightning bolt (hanu means “jaw” in Sanskrit). He would be revived, but cursed with short-term memory so that he would never recall his godliness long enough to cause any real harm. If he believed himself to be just a mortal, what damage could he possibly do?
And finally, he would be removed from his mother’s care so that he could start a new life. The trusted monkey king, Sugriva, agreed to take Hanuman under his wing, and the little boy took the shape of a monkey to better match his new family.”
Now this Hanuman is no ordinary monkey, who was to leave mother’s bosom and forget his godly nature for time-being, so that God could prepare him for his life’s grand mission to assist Ram, the greatest hero in the history of ancient India. Anjana, on the other hand, although she loved her son dearly, has to let go of him so that he could become a man of the world to fulfill his divine mission. In Anjanasana, we can access her fearless energy by thrusting our reluctant psoas muscle inside hip toward floor while folding palms into anjali mudra toward sky to indicate our surrender of inhibition and fear. Behind a heroic son like Hanuman, there is a heroic mother like Anjana. A fearless mother and ardent devotee like her is the lost role model for our modern mom-wanna-be.
It give me a tickle at my current life journey and great inspiration source !
According to the story,
“Anjana was a beautiful woman who deeply desired to become a mother, so she prayed daily for the miracle of a child. The wind god Vayu admired Anjana very much, and when he heard her prayer, he decided to help her out. He blessed a few grains of rice and sent them with his bird friends, who were flying her way. Anjana was engaged in her daily prayer ritual. She had her arms stretched upward in anjali mudra, ready to receive the grace of God, when she received a few grains of rice instead. She knew better than to question what came to her through prayer, so she opened her mouth and tossed in the rice. Upon her consumption of the blessed rice, she became pregnant.
When her baby Anjaneya (which meant “son of Anjana”) was born, he was quite a precocious youngster. He was half mortal and half divine, since Vayu was his father. His demigod status is what often led him into big trouble. One morning Anjaneya woke up and saw what he thought was a giant mango floating in the sky. Since mangoes were his favorite treat, he immediately leapt up into the sky and rushed toward the fruit, not realizing it was actually the sun. When the sun god Surya saw this little troublemaker racing to take a big bite out of him, he threw a lightning bolt, which hit the boy in the jaw, killing him instantly and sending him tumbling to the ground.
When Vayu learned what Surya had done, his great fury made him take a deep breath. It was so deep that he sucked up all the air from the earth, and all the beings began to suffocate. The gods called an emergency meeting to try and placate both Vayu and Surya and restore order. Vayu refused to exhale until he got his son, Anjaneya, back. But Surya didn’t want his potentially dangerous child running around unrestrained.
Finally, an agreement was reached. Anjaneya would be renamed Hanuman, which referred to the broken jaw he received from the lightning bolt (hanu means “jaw” in Sanskrit). He would be revived, but cursed with short-term memory so that he would never recall his godliness long enough to cause any real harm. If he believed himself to be just a mortal, what damage could he possibly do?
And finally, he would be removed from his mother’s care so that he could start a new life. The trusted monkey king, Sugriva, agreed to take Hanuman under his wing, and the little boy took the shape of a monkey to better match his new family.”
Now this Hanuman is no ordinary monkey, who was to leave mother’s bosom and forget his godly nature for time-being, so that God could prepare him for his life’s grand mission to assist Ram, the greatest hero in the history of ancient India. Anjana, on the other hand, although she loved her son dearly, has to let go of him so that he could become a man of the world to fulfill his divine mission. In Anjanasana, we can access her fearless energy by thrusting our reluctant psoas muscle inside hip toward floor while folding palms into anjali mudra toward sky to indicate our surrender of inhibition and fear. Behind a heroic son like Hanuman, there is a heroic mother like Anjana. A fearless mother and ardent devotee like her is the lost role model for our modern mom-wanna-be.
It give me a tickle at my current life journey and great inspiration source !
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