Dewa Dharma; Truth and Trust

Published on Sep 22, 2011 by in Dewa Dharma, Teachings

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So, Ammaji asked our 4 year-old Birthday Girl,

“What does the word, ‘Truth,’ mean to you, Dewa?”

Pausing appropriately, Dewa looked into her m(om)’s eyes with a fierce, calm, confidence…as if her eyestare tapped directly from Padmasambava and replied,

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2.5 mile high club;   MTB Hill Repeats/Jump Squats Workout…

High Mountain Hurl…end of the first set of 2 x 5 sets of 40″ MTB Hill Repeats into 30″ Jump Squats…at 12,300’…

oh there’s Pilates, there’s Kettleballs, there is “power yoga” taught by low-landers…however, when it comes to Wholistic Yoga? there is still only one ilg – at nearly 50 years old – willing to puke black blood since 1981 just to Rise Higher Within…Toward Wholeness…Toward genuine Union with the Divine; aka; Yoga. come on…let’s share my workout today…

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FALL/WINTER HP YOGA™ CLASS SCHEDULE

Durango, Colorado

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ludgate 4*11

Give all profit and gain to others,
Take all loss and defeat on yourself…

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Buddha was a human being, like you or me.

He never claimed divinity, he merely knew he had the buddha nature, the seed of enlightenment, and that everyone else did too. The buddha nature is simply the birthright of every sentient being, and I always say:

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“Rebirth is much the same: One phenomenon arises and another stops, simultaneously. So the first act of consciousness in the new existence is neither the same as the last act of consciousness in the previous existence, nor is it different.”

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Steve Ilg, owner and founder of the internationally-acclaimed High Performance Yoga™ is pleased to announce a relocation to a larger studio for his popular yoga classes in Durango.

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On an early winter ascent in 1981, Steve Ilg, a sponsored rock and ice climber, made a move on the east face of Longs Peak that unearthed a stone slab the size of an office desk. He and the chunk, already loose due to continuous freeze-thaw action on the Diamond, plummeted 60 feet to the earth where they landed… with a splash. The water bottles attached to Ilg’s pack cushioned his fall. “My climbing partner said that when I hit,

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