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Are we living our values?
How we see Care
To me, caring means that I do what I can to help everyone involved -- including myself -- to reach maximum potential. This isn't about placating someone, or pretending everything is okay if it isn't. It CAN mean ruffling feathers, and pointing out things that need fixing!
Our actions living Care
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My personal openness is about the skills I have, and what I can do. I don't live in some intellectual ivory tower, and I'm comfortable with what I know (and don't know). Your brain and body work just as well as mine do -- we are capable of processing and succeeding in the same ways. I feel that excess boundaries impede the healing process, especially on emotional and psychological levels. Much of what I do is physical, but all other levels are accessible -- if the person is open to it. I am *student* as much as *teacher*; we're all in this together.
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Perseverance in healing means that we keep working -- regardless of schedule conflicts, aches and pains, and life's ups and downs. The steadfast practice of yoga is integral to what I do, even if it's only to maintain a certain level without pushing boundaries. It's important to realize that there's always more to be done, and we can be like water: Smoothing out the rocky bits, over time. None of this is crash-and-burn discipline. It's long-term, and that's how I work too.
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