I feel hugely fortunate to have had nearly 20 years of partnership from my husband Daniel in my journey along the yoga path. Perhaps some of the yogis out there have that sort of sentiment regarding their spouses.
Daniel doesn’t in any shape or form consider himself a yogi, although he has been practising the discipline with me for these last two decades. He considers himself a consumer of yoga, not a practitioner, the distinction being that he only attends classes and doesn’t do self-practice.
Daniel has been my not-so-silent partner in two yoga studios I’ve owned in the past and is now part of my YogaAnywhere practice cards team. I would never have enjoyed the degree of success I’ve had in business without his unswerving support and help.
So, on the night of our 18th wedding anniversary, I say Big Thanks, and Love to him.
Here’s how we celebrated today, by sightseeing over Sydney Harbour and northern coast today….
Hi Susan,
Very nice to hear from you. How has it been since OTM? I’ve been back into life and not much connected except via
social media. Still that’s something.
Marriage is the real test for true yoga practice, don’t you find? Especially Ahimsa.
Love and namaste,
E
Congratulations on 18 years Eve & Daniel! MG xox
Congrats to you both! And what an uplifting post. Can’t help but wonder…maybe there’s hope for this kitty-cat yet! 🙂
Beautiful and inspirational words about marriage. We have only been married a short time – thanks for your insights shared at OTM. x Susan
Hi Susan,
Very nice to hear from you. How has it been since OTM? I’ve been back into life and not much connected except via
social media. Still that’s something.
Marriage is the real test for true yoga practice, don’t you find? Especially Ahimsa.
Love and namaste,
E