I run into Ana on my way to yoga. “I’m doing great. Can’t you see me very relaxed?” he says with a gesture of exaggerated tension. We laugh. We laugh even more when I suggest that she skip the sun salutations and warrior poses and clean the house, which ultimate mental balance is “I’d rather go for walking sticks,” he replies. Take, and me.
‘Cleanliness’ is called the invention. What to clean, order and give splendor, I say. What they say is doing housework to relax, achieve spiritual peace, and achieve a sense of fulfillment and contentment. let’s stop Download nirvana for cleaning the toilet. It’s mr. Miyagi’s New Resins, Resins. Or it’s ‘you spend the Soon, I the cloth’, and we save couples therapy.
We complain of vice: we have the solution to our problems at our fingertips. If you’re looking for gigs and can’t find them, sort the books alphabetically. If your children take you to the vortex, pick up the clothes they left behind as you inhale when you bend over and exhale when you get up. If you leave work at ten at night, scrub the floor on your knees when you get home. If you can’t make ends meet, start sweeping the kitchen as if you were expecting a visit from your in-laws on Sunday afternoon. If you’ve suffered a terrible loss, rinse the patio, polish the windows, wash the curtains, iron the shirts, organize the closets, put the cans in the pantry by the expiration date. When life weighs you down so much that your chest feels tight to the point of choking, scrape up the remnants of melted cheese cluttering the oven. If they find you with your head in it, at least it’s like squirting gold.
Source: La Verdad
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