Karma (Action) is a word some of us refer to everyday to explain a boomerang of events that happen from what we do. We may even see it when we are getting a cup of coffee/tea in the morning on the counter a "Good Karma" cup inviting up to leave a tip. I have read that most philosophical schools say that karma is action and from what we do there is a response to our choices, ramifications or reactions. But when I delved deeper, I learned about the Wheel of Karma talking about life which says that being in the body means you have more work to do that you didn�t do in the last life - I did not like this at all in some way it says that life is a punishment.

Today, I invite you to see how your life is a blessing and there is nothing to get out of but to go in and creatively step into your life, the world we want to live in by applying our intention with right action. I invite you to see that you did nothing wrong to be here but that the divine chose to be you and that you have the opportunity to enjoy being in this marvelous body.

Tantra offered me the perspective to see that we are not stuck in a yoga that is filled with dogma of what we have to do but that we choose what we do to create our life. Contemplate about life not being a set of rules to design your outcomes but that you can find your way to discover that many opportunities to change the way you are becoming even better using right action to live more fully on and off your mat.

• Buddist Definition of Karma
• The Bhagavad Gita
• A good version of the Bhagavad Gita to study by W. Sargeant
• Karma Cookie
• Dogma
• I said Kant but it was Kierkegaard
• My inversion Workshop Feb 28th in LA @ City Yoga
• Maha Mondo, Accidental Yogist, Cupcakes & Yoga, Bobbi Fabian
• Elsie's Yoga Class Podcast - check her out her classes are great!

Sanskrit: Dharma: personal duty, Seva: selfless service, Biga: seed

Sequence Level 1:

Balasana - Child's Pose

All 4's to Cat/Cow Pose

Down Dog

Straight leg lunge to Crescent Pose Prep

Plank to Salabasana then Cobra - Bhujangasana/Upward Facing Dog

Uttanasana up to Tadasana

Uttanasna to Crescent Pose

Vinyasa

Virabhadrasana II - Warrior II then to

Ostrich pose w/hands clasped behind back

Vinyasa

Uttitha Parsvakonasana - Extended Side Angle

Down Dog to Uttanasana to Samasthiti

Adho Mukha Vrksasana - Handstand

Down Dog to Trikonasana

Parsvottonasana

Down Dog

Virabhadrasana 1 - Warrior I to

Parvritta Parsvakonasana - Twisted Side Angel Pose

Downward Facing Dog

Pigeon Prep with Thigh Stretch

Agnistambasana - Fire Log Pose sweet elsie (sickled foot)

Purvottanasana - Table Top Pose 2X

Wild Thing Pose -

Setubhanda - Bridge Pose or Urdvah Dhanurasana - Upward Facing Bow(pics on the way with blanket)

Sukhasana Twist - Easy Seated Pose with Twist

Janu Sirsasana - Head to Knee

Agnistambasana - Fire Log

Balasana - Childs Pose

Savasana - Corpse

Namaste!