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Boundless Yoga

Locality: Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

Phone: +61 417 772 403

Address: 209 Gowan Road, Sunnybank Hills 4109 Brisbane, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.boundlessyoga.com.au/

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24.01.2022 Dont make the right decision; make the decision right. -- Ellen Langer We can always look back and choose to chage our decisions based on new information.

16.01.2022 Somedays you just need to retreat to a safe place of acceptance, inclusion, nourishment and love.

16.01.2022 The saying Dharmo Rakshathi Rakshitaha summarizes the importance of protecting dharma. This should be the guiding principle for law makers and law enforcers. What is Dharma? The closest synonyms for Dharma in English are righteousness and ethics. Here is the full sloka:... Dharmo eva hato hantee dharmo rakshati rakshitaah | Tasmadhrmo na hantabhyo maa no dharmo hatovadhit - Roughly translated into English as: Dharma destroys those who destroy it, Dharma protects those who protect it. Dharma does not destroy and cannot be destroyed. A similar sentiment is echoed in the Tamil saying-Dharmam thalai kaakum Translation into English-Dharma will protect your head. Roughly,it means that following a righteous path will save your life. I see a modified form of Newtons third law of motion here in the first line Every Action has an equal and similar reaction The person who destroys Dharma, gets destroyed by it. Whereas a person who protects Dharma,gets protected by it. The second line sounds similar to the Law of Conservation of Energy which states that Energy can neither be created nor destroyed. Dharma,the righteous way of living, is akin to the energy of life. Dharma is the energy which sustains the consciousness and governs the way we live. The ones who follow Dharma are never destroyed. Not only that, Dharma itself can never be destroyed.

11.01.2022 Thank you to those who came to yoga today, its great to be back with our max room capacity. Only 2 spots left for next Saturday. Please text me to secure your spot !! m 0417772403.

10.01.2022 The First Yama: Ahimsa The first yama is perhaps the most famous one: ahimsa, usually translated as "nonviolence." This refers not only to physical violence, but also to the violence of words or thoughts. What we think about ourselves or others can be as powerful as any physical attempt to harm. To practice ahimsa is to be constantly vigilant, to observe ourselves in interaction with others and to notice our thoughts and intentions. It is often said that if one can perfect t...he practice of ahimsa, one need learn no other practice of yoga, for all the other practices are subsumed in it. Whatever practices we do after the yamas must include ahimsa as well. Practicing breathing or postures without ahimsa, for example, negates the benefits these practices offer. There is a famous story about ahimsa told in the Vedas, the vast collection of ancient philosophical teachings from India. A certain sadhu, or wandering monk, would make a yearly circuit of villages in order to teach. One day as he entered a village he saw a large and menacing snake who was terrorizing the people. The sadhu spoke to the snake and taught him about ahimsa. The following year when the sadhu made his visit to the village, he again saw the snake. How changed he was. This once magnificent creature was skinny and bruised. The sadhu asked the snake what had happened. He replied that he had taken the teaching of ahimsa to heart and had stopped terrorizing the village. But because he was no longer menacing, the children now threw rocks and taunted him, and he was afraid to leave his hiding place to hunt. The sadhu shook his head. "I did advise against violence," he said to the snake, "but I never told you not to hiss." Protecting ourselves and others does not violate ahimsa. Practicing ahimsa means we take responsibility for our own harmful behavior and attempt to stop the harm caused by others. Being neutral is not the point. Practicing true ahimsa springs from the clear intention to act with clarity and love. See more

09.01.2022 "You are a light. You are the light. Never let anyoneany person or any forcedampen, dim or diminish your light. Study the path of others to make your way easier and more abundant. Lean toward the whispers of your own heart, discover the universal truth, and follow its dictates. [] Release the need to hate, to harbor division, and the enticement of revenge. [...] Choose confrontation wisely, but when it is your time dont be afraid to stand up, speak up, and speak out against injustice. And if you follow your truth down the road to peace and the affirmation of love, if you shine like a beacon for all to see, then the poetry of all the great dreamers and philosophers is yours to manifest [...]. John Lewis

07.01.2022 Due to the risk of high community transmission in our local area (visited Sunnybank Shops) I am cancelling yoga until further notice. I feel I have a community responsibility to ensure safety. Sorry for the inconvenience and I deeply thank you all for your continued support. Stay safe, Narelle m 0417772403

05.01.2022 Karma yoga, is the ability to conscientiously evaluate ones motivation, to act with skill and determination, and yet not be attached to the outcome of the action.

05.01.2022 Join me Saturday 8am at Boundless Yoga, Sunnybank Hills. Please book on event !!! (max 6) $10 pp please bring your own practice items where possible eg, mat, blocks, straps, blankets, bolsters.... Blankets and bolsters are currently not available due to COVID-safe policy.

04.01.2022 Covid-19 Latest list of local locations ..... 17 August, Calamvale Shopping Centre 1.30 to 2pm https://www.qld.gov.au//cor/current-status/contact-tracing

03.01.2022 Due to social distancing regulations imposed by health authorities we are still unable to provide yoga. I anxiously await with you for sessions to restart and to be able to connect with you all again. Your patience and support through this pandemic is greatly appreciated. Namaste yogis.