No Negotiation, No Compromise, No Tolerance

By In5D on February 5, 2020 in Spiritual Awakening with 0 Comments

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by Blair,
Contributing Writer, In5D.com

More often than not, the message of these articles is not what I originally intended and the message ends up being as much for me as it is for anyone else. This is one such message.

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No Negotiation, No Compromise, No Tolerance

I cannot remember a more polarized and quite frankly viciously divided populous in my lifetime. We all seem to take the position of “my way or the highway” on virtually everything; politics, climate change, sports, law enforcement, guns, foreign aid, border protection, relationships, etc, etc, etc. Everyone’s position is the only right one, no negotiation, no compromise, no tolerance. No compassion or understanding that an opposing thought or position might have merit. There is little doubt that as a population this is where we find ourselves, the question is how do we change it?

How do we reach out to those on the other end of the spectrum and cultivate tolerance, understanding, compassion? Should we even try or is it enough to love only those within our circle of understanding? Those are the easy ones, the ones within our circle. But how about all those in other circles, the circles that rankle us? Truth be told, we can’t. Not until we change. Not until we find balance.

I know, we all think we are the balanced ones, it’s the other guys that are out of balance. It’s the other guys that need to stop judging and taking outrageous positions. And there we go, right back in the standoff.

Am I saying only the other guys are balanced, taking the “right” positions and see the world clearly? Of course not. But I am saying that you can’t balance anyone except yourself. You can’t drop the other guy’s judgments.

The only way to heal the world, the only way to bring ourselves together to work for the good of all is to do it one person at a time. Guess who that one person is? Seek balance for yourself. However it works for you. As long as your intention is pure, there is no wrong way to do it. Balance your 7 chakras, or your 12 chakras, or your MerKaBa, or maybe your multiple light bodies that make up your larger Light Body. Balance the flow of prana within your body or the vortex that connects you to mother earth. The point is, drop all your little brown sticks, each one not like the other, yet they are all the same. You know the ones, the lifetime of judgments you have picked up along the way.

How you do it doesn’t matter. Just do it. Radiate unconditional Love to all. No judgment, no conditions. Change yourself and those around you change. Remember, we are all connected. One judgment at a time, one individual at a time. Pretty soon 2 have changed, then 10, then 100. In time, the whole world, 1 person at a time. Not through judgment, not through force, but by simply radiating Love to each other.

History teaches us there is no other way. Force of any kind has never worked, only mutual respect, tolerance, understanding and compassion. Not a single time in our history has force brought opposing sides together in a lasting way. Not one. On this we can all agree.

Now we are doing yoga….

Blair is the co-owner of Yoga Daily in Mt. Pleasant, SC. He is a certified yoga instructor, recovering lawyer and a spiritual student. The content of this blog is what Blair considers to be universal truths that span all dogma and religion and it is offered to you in Love and Light. Check out The Daily Yogi for additional blog entries. You can contact Blair at blair@yogadailymountpleasant.com. Yoga is but one path to the knowing that we are all one. Please take what resonates with you and leave the rest without judgement or offense.

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10 trivia facts about yoga

The word “yoga” comes from the Sanskrit root “yuj,” which means “to yoke” or “to unite.” It refers to the practice of connecting the mind, body, and spirit.

Yoga originated in ancient India over 5,000 years ago and has been practiced ever since.

The father of modern yoga is widely considered to be T. Krishnamacharya, who developed the modern style of Hatha yoga in the early 20th century.

There are many different styles of yoga, including Hatha, Vinyasa, Ashtanga, Bikram, and Kundalini, among others.

The practice of yoga involves performing physical postures (asanas), breathing techniques (pranayama), and meditation to improve health and wellbeing.

The Lotus position, also known as Padmasana, is one of the most recognized yoga poses. It involves sitting cross-legged with the feet placed on opposite thighs.

The practice of yoga is said to have many health benefits, including reducing stress, improving flexibility and balance, and promoting overall wellbeing.

Yoga is not a religion, but it is often associated with spiritual practice and can be practiced by people of all faiths.

The International Day of Yoga is celebrated annually on June 21st, which is also the summer solstice, to promote awareness and encourage the practice of yoga around the world.

The practice of yoga has become increasingly popular in the Western world in recent decades, with millions of people practicing it regularly as a form of exercise and stress relief.

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