Pearls or whatever else you may choose, help
you increase your energy level.
So, imagine you go to daily drop-in classes for
a month or two, your body gets accustomed to
a certain amount of energy, and then the yoga
school you attend closes for reconstruction or
your teacher leaves, or you go traveling. You
stop practicing, and very soon, your energy
level drops.
In a few weeks you’re likely to start feeling
down. Emotions overwhelm you even more
than before; you feel tired, dissatisfied, you
can’t properly relax and restore. After a while,
you realize that you need to start practicing
once again and begin to look for new yoga
classes to get back on track.
Yoga is such a practice you can’t stop without
having to pay the exit fees. So, it might seem
that we need to decide right from the start
whether we are serious about it, whether we’re
able to exercise on a long-term basis. And if
not, we’d rather not invest our time in it.
Yet, no one comes into yoga without an inner
calling. I’m not talking about a one-off class:
your friend invited you, you came and never