Dear fans and rebels,
I promised a little post about our life in Mexico.
Before I get to that, a quick announcement: Tomorrow, I’m offering a free call about the cutting edge of detox. Many repeat detoxers have been impressed with this year’s course, and I’ll talk a bit about what is going on in the courses for those who … Read more
For the last year I’ve been integrating themes from my experiences in Integral Enlightenment into my level 2 flow class in Driggs. I taught this class shortly after our IE retreat , where Craig Hamilton introduced this concept of our perfection radar. The concept is simple- we have a universal proclivity to move towards a more perfect world. When we … Read more
Dear readers,
I’ve been asking by many about my take on the Anusara debacle. I wasn’t moved to write until I read this blog post : grounding anusara 2: a brief ayurvedic follow-up consultation by Matthew Remski. I commented on his blog below, and decided to paste it here for your perusal.
Cate’s big realization:
Homo sapiens have the physiological and intellectual capacity to understand how to take care of their body and personally prevent disease by the age of 10.
A cohort in a course I’m taking, asked me if I was hung up seeking the all-pervasive classical yoga value of tranquility from my life. She was referring to a commonly held misperception yoga to me meant an end-game of my inner mind and outer life would reflect the tranquility of a 15th century practicing male Indian celibate.
While … Read more
1 hour.
Listen to this open Q & A session that delves into these topics:
Wake up to your own reorganization process
Where are you heading? What are you learning next?
Hi Cate,
Wow, twenty minutes on the phone with you has really piqued my curiosity. To be honest, the body of Ayurvedic teachings represents a gap in my yogic education. I’ve studied as much as is on the Anusara curriculum, and know that I’ve got–um, a wee bit … Read more
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