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Downward Dog DVM celebrates 1 year!
Don’t you ever wonder where the time goes? It’s been one year since I started this blog. Wow! I’m so happy to be able to write that down. Here are some of my musings on this auspicious occasion…
Finding comfort in meditation
While I was attending some veterinary conferences this year, I shared a hotel room. On both occasions, I was with people that I’d known for many years. It was a luxury to spend time together, since we don’t get to … Continue reading
I did my yoga
When is something considered to be a habit? I think yoga has become that for me because it has permeated my life, thoughts and actions. I can tell that I approach things a bit differently than I have in the … Continue reading
Don’t forget to breathe
“Don’t forget to breathe.” ~from the movie “The Forbidden Kingdom“ How many times have you caught yourself holding your breath when you’re faced with a challenge?
The balance between effort and surrender
Had a lunch meeting today where one of the pet nutrition companies came in to talk about obesity in animals. About 60% of all dogs and cats seen at veterinary clinics are overweight but less than half of their owners … Continue reading
Yoga lessons from my dog
I miss my dog. She passed away 2.5 years ago after a serious illness. Because I’m a vet, people often ask me, “How many animals do you have?”. “I’m between pets,” has been my standard answer. Just haven’t found the … Continue reading
Yoga is my laboratory
“I am going home to be a rat in the lab of my life.”, I said to Stephen Cope. We were at the book signing session after a weekend getaway at Kripalu. “Are you a scientist?”, he asked me.
Puppy Mind
Thoughts buzzing about inside my head, like a honey bee that flies back and forth between fragrant flowers. Before I started doing yoga, I didn’t think this was normal. But I know that I don’t have ADD. Why should my … Continue reading
Acting like children
My nephew turned five years old. His parents own Monkeytown, a children’s indoor playspace, so they held a party there that included about a dozen of his friends. Pizza, cake and lots of children = successful birthday.
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Tagged acting like children, Monkeytown, veterinary medicine, yoga
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No complaints mate
Today, I was having an email conversation with an old vet school friend of mine and just needed to get some stuff off my chest. Was feeling a little edgy because of PMS cramps (and no that is not every … Continue reading
Posted in Yamas and Niyamas, Yoga philosophy
Tagged A Complaint Free World, complaints, veterinary medicine
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