...Yoga.

[Marisa Kirisame-ze]

I got kicked out of my yoga class a long time ago for laughing too much. I didn't understand why I was there in the firstplace and the awkward silences of people relaxing themselves and meditating was just weird to me, so I laughed. Same thing happened to my mom when she was younger; like mother like daugter.

 

But I decided to take yoga again for just one day about a year ago, and I noticed I was amazing at meditating. Clearing out my mind entirely was simple, and I did it very correctly to the point where my brain seemed dead. It calms me, so when I'm angry and emotional now, I can simply meditate. Yoga was good~

 

Discuss yoga and classes.

[Brushfire]

You make the most interesting threads Mira~

 

I got offered to take Yoga at school. I laughed at the teacher and walked off. Trying to get me to take Yoga... >_>

(on a random note here, I really suck at bowling)

 

My best subject is by far, English.

[Skippy Canoe]

I'm a failure at clearing my mind. I try, and then I'm thinking about getting my mind clear. >.<

 

My best subject is probably... math, but I'm great at all. :D

[Dweller of Parables]

Interesting?

 

Brushfire.....come now...

 

 

@ Thread: Yoga in Wii Fit.

[Marisa Kirisame-ze]

You make the most interesting threads Mira~

 

I got offered to take Yoga at school. I laughed at the teacher and walked over. Trying to get me to take Yoga... >_>

(on a random note here' date=' I really suck at bowling)

 

My best subject is by far, English.

[/quote']

Thanks ^____^

 

&My best subject is English too~ Hurray ;D

 

At school, they don't provide yoga, but as an ongoing joke, a couple of my friends went and took a yoga class to see if they could make it through. They suck at balancing... xD

 

Interesting?

 

Brushfire.....come now...

 

 

@ Thread: Yoga in Wii Fit.

 

My threads are mainly me thinking back to what happened in my life previously. I post them out of boredom, without caring if they're interesting or somewhat good of a topic.

 

Wii fit's Yoga is fun~

[Hikaru-chan]

Never done yoga in my life. The stretches we do in Tae Kwon Do and Ten-Chi-Wa Tai-Jutsu is enough, no need for yoga.

 

I tried meditation once, and failed. :]

[Dweller of Parables]

The question is why did you laugh?

[Marisa Kirisame-ze]

It was awkward and weird to me. I 9 years old at the time, and I just couldn't take the stretching and the soft/nice voice of the teacher. I'm used to more powerful things, not relaxation and the "life is good" feeling. So when they started to meditate, and did those "humming" sounds, I cracked.

 

It's kind of hard to explain, cause it has something to do with my family. My family is outgoing and loud and fun, so when I experienced yoga, it's just not an atmosphere I can stand.

[Silent Omega]

Silence is golden :/

 

I hav no idea what the hellz they do in Yoga, but I'm sure they do sum funneh shaps with their bodies.

 

And i r not so awesum with classes. in fact, im sure im failing at gramar and speling.

[Akira]

I want to try some time, I'm not very flexible =/

[Felix Culpa]

Yoga is challenging. I dislike it very much, considering I'm very heavy-footed and can't walk on a flat surface without tripping...

[Muluck]

The fact that people pay to be instructed on how to put your body in what seems to be physically impossible positions, amuses me.

Partly because you can watch and or read National Geographic and get the instructions for free.

 

But I shouldn't complain, I can't even do the easiest of Yoga posses. Sitting Indian Style with your elbows in your knees and your hands around your feet.

My joints just won't co-operate, it's embarrassing.

[Jonny]

Why wasting ur money to some dumb lessons , if you could go to a calm place in the forest or even the park and sit down on the grass and listen to the birds.... (only in the summer of course)

[Felix Culpa]

The fact that people pay to be instructed on how to put your body in what seems to be physically impossible positions' date=' amuses me.

Partly because you can watch and or read National Geographic and get the instructions for free.

 

But I shouldn't complain, I can't even do the easiest of Yoga posses. Sitting Indian Style with your elbows in your knees and your hands around your feet.

My joints just won't co-operate, it's embarrassing.

[/quote']

 

You know "co-operate" is a single word, with no hyphen. Cooperate.

[Muluck]

The fact that people pay to be instructed on how to put your body in what seems to be physically impossible positions' date=' amuses me.

Partly because you can watch and or read National Geographic and get the instructions for free.

 

But I shouldn't complain, I can't even do the easiest of Yoga posses. Sitting Indian Style with your elbows in your knees and your hands around your feet.

My joints just won't co-operate, it's embarrassing.

[/quote']

 

You know "co-operate" is a single word, with no hyphen. Cooperate.

 

It can be spelled either way, journalists use that form of typing in their line of work.

[Felix Culpa]

The fact that people pay to be instructed on how to put your body in what seems to be physically impossible positions' date=' amuses me.

Partly because you can watch and or read National Geographic and get the instructions for free.

 

But I shouldn't complain, I can't even do the easiest of Yoga posses. Sitting Indian Style with your elbows in your knees and your hands around your feet.

My joints just won't co-operate, it's embarrassing.

[/quote']

 

You know "co-operate" is a single word, with no hyphen. Cooperate.

 

It can be spelled either way, journalists use that form of typing in their line of work.

 

And are you a journalist?

[Muluck]

The fact that people pay to be instructed on how to put your body in what seems to be physically impossible positions' date=' amuses me.

Partly because you can watch and or read National Geographic and get the instructions for free.

 

But I shouldn't complain, I can't even do the easiest of Yoga posses. Sitting Indian Style with your elbows in your knees and your hands around your feet.

My joints just won't co-operate, it's embarrassing.

[/quote']

 

You know "co-operate" is a single word, with no hyphen. Cooperate.

 

It can be spelled either way, journalists use that form of typing in their line of work.

 

And are you a journalist?

 

No, but I play one on Television.

[Felix Culpa]

The fact that people pay to be instructed on how to put your body in what seems to be physically impossible positions' date=' amuses me.

Partly because you can watch and or read National Geographic and get the instructions for free.

 

But I shouldn't complain, I can't even do the easiest of Yoga posses. Sitting Indian Style with your elbows in your knees and your hands around your feet.

My joints just won't co-operate, it's embarrassing.

[/quote']

 

You know "co-operate" is a single word, with no hyphen. Cooperate.

 

It can be spelled either way, journalists use that form of typing in their line of work.

 

And are you a journalist?

 

No, but I play one on Television.

 

You play one on television. Though on your profile it says you work as a Comcast Cable Company programming assistant. That and a student, so I doubt you are an actor as well.

[Muluck]

The fact that people pay to be instructed on how to put your body in what seems to be physically impossible positions' date=' amuses me.

Partly because you can watch and or read National Geographic and get the instructions for free.

 

But I shouldn't complain, I can't even do the easiest of Yoga posses. Sitting Indian Style with your elbows in your knees and your hands around your feet.

My joints just won't co-operate, it's embarrassing.

[/quote']

 

You know "co-operate" is a single word, with no hyphen. Cooperate.

 

It can be spelled either way, journalists use that form of typing in their line of work.

 

And are you a journalist?

 

No, but I play one on Television.

 

You play one on television. Though on your profile it says you work as a Comcast Cable Company programming assistant. That and a student, so I doubt you are an actor as well.

 

You had do to all that work just to figure out I was being sarcastic? My, your teachers must really have a lot of work on their plates.

Anyway, a person is not required to be a journalist, to write like one.

[Felix Culpa]

The fact that people pay to be instructed on how to put your body in what seems to be physically impossible positions' date=' amuses me.

Partly because you can watch and or read National Geographic and get the instructions for free.

 

But I shouldn't complain, I can't even do the easiest of Yoga posses. Sitting Indian Style with your elbows in your knees and your hands around your feet.

My joints just won't co-operate, it's embarrassing.

[/quote']

 

You know "co-operate" is a single word, with no hyphen. Cooperate.

 

It can be spelled either way, journalists use that form of typing in their line of work.

 

And are you a journalist?

 

No, but I play one on Television.

 

You play one on television. Though on your profile it says you work as a Comcast Cable Company programming assistant. That and a student, so I doubt you are an actor as well.

 

You had do to all that work just to figure out I was being sarcastic? My, your teachers must really have a lot of work on their plates.

Anyway, a person is not required to be a journalist, to write like one.

 

Sorry to point this out to you, but sarcasm is not easily passed through text, as normally it is an inclination of tone in this voice, which cannot be achieved through text, unless you point out the "[/sar]" tag on the end of the post.

[Muluck]

The fact that people pay to be instructed on how to put your body in what seems to be physically impossible positions' date=' amuses me.

Partly because you can watch and or read National Geographic and get the instructions for free.

 

But I shouldn't complain, I can't even do the easiest of Yoga posses. Sitting Indian Style with your elbows in your knees and your hands around your feet.

My joints just won't co-operate, it's embarrassing.

[/quote']

 

You know "co-operate" is a single word, with no hyphen. Cooperate.

 

It can be spelled either way, journalists use that form of typing in their line of work.

 

And are you a journalist?

 

No, but I play one on Television.

 

You play one on television. Though on your profile it says you work as a Comcast Cable Company programming assistant. That and a student, so I doubt you are an actor as well.

 

You had do to all that work just to figure out I was being sarcastic? My, your teachers must really have a lot of work on their plates.

Anyway, a person is not required to be a journalist, to write like one.

 

Sorry to point this out to you, but sarcasm is not easily passed through text, as normally it is an inclination of tone in this voice, which cannot be achieved through text, unless you point out the "[/sar]" tag on the end of the post.

 

Which is why I used a phrase one could easily point out as misplaced.

Either way, my point has been said, good day.

[Felix Culpa]

The fact that people pay to be instructed on how to put your body in what seems to be physically impossible positions' date=' amuses me.

Partly because you can watch and or read National Geographic and get the instructions for free.

 

But I shouldn't complain, I can't even do the easiest of Yoga posses. Sitting Indian Style with your elbows in your knees and your hands around your feet.

My joints just won't co-operate, it's embarrassing.

[/quote']

 

You know "co-operate" is a single word, with no hyphen. Cooperate.

 

It can be spelled either way, journalists use that form of typing in their line of work.

 

And are you a journalist?

 

No, but I play one on Television.

 

You play one on television. Though on your profile it says you work as a Comcast Cable Company programming assistant. That and a student, so I doubt you are an actor as well.

 

You had do to all that work just to figure out I was being sarcastic? My, your teachers must really have a lot of work on their plates.

Anyway, a person is not required to be a journalist, to write like one.

 

Sorry to point this out to you, but sarcasm is not easily passed through text, as normally it is an inclination of tone in this voice, which cannot be achieved through text, unless you point out the "[/sar]" tag on the end of the post.

 

Which is why I used a phrase one could easily point out as misplaced.

Either way, my point has been said, good day.

 

Good day to you, as well.

[Dweller of Parables]

The fact that people pay to be instructed on how to put your body in what seems to be physically impossible positions' date=' amuses me.

Partly because you can watch and or read National Geographic and get the instructions for free.

 

But I shouldn't complain, I can't even do the easiest of Yoga posses. Sitting Indian Style with your elbows in your knees and your hands around your feet.

My joints just won't co-operate, it's embarrassing.

[/quote']

 

The fact that you didn't see was this one...

People pay to be instructed simply because it is taught by someone who knows. You can do the same with any other subject.

 

Why go to school then when you can look it all up online or watch Discovery, National Geographic, or History Channel for all you information?

 

The instructor will note your flaws and will try to help you understand.

 

Your joints won't cooperate simply because you are out of shape.

Now go exercise. :P

[Muluck]

The fact that people pay to be instructed on how to put your body in what seems to be physically impossible positions' date=' amuses me.

Partly because you can watch and or read National Geographic and get the instructions for free.

 

But I shouldn't complain, I can't even do the easiest of Yoga posses. Sitting Indian Style with your elbows in your knees and your hands around your feet.

My joints just won't co-operate, it's embarrassing.

[/quote']

 

The fact that you didn't see was this one...

People pay to be instructed simply because it is taught by someone who knows. You can do the same with any other subject.

 

Why go to school then when you can look it all up online or watch Discovery, National Geographic, or History Channel for all you information?

 

The instructor will note your flaws and will try to help you understand.

 

Your joints won't cooperate simply because you are out of shape.

Now go exercise. :P

 

You pay to go to college, so that you can use that education to make money.

I laughed at the fact they paid for yoga, as for the fact it is all over the place. It's like paying to money to go to a Football game, or to see a movie. It's what you do to pass time, it's a hobby.

 

No actually, I simply cannot stretch my joints like that sir.

[Zimiri of the Muse]

In my current state I would either kill the instructor or my head would blow up. So I take martial arts so I can blow up and beat the instructor up