"Subtlety: Your brain thrives on subtlety, on gentler, less forceful, more-refined input. Conventional wisdom teaches that no pain, no gain is the way to improve or get what we want. What we discover with this Essential is that subtlety generates seemingly miraculous new possibilities that will change how you speak to your loved ones, how you present and idea, how you cook and taste, how you move, and how you remain vital. Subtlety will reveal to you what turns your brain on and what make it check out, instilling your life with new excitement, zest for life, creativity, and fun."
- Anat Baniel, Move into Life: The Nine Essentials for Lifelong Vitality, p.18.
- Anat Baniel, Move into Life: The Nine Essentials for Lifelong Vitality, p.18.
Nine Essentials for Lifelong Vitality
"1. Moving with Attention, Wake Up to Life, Mindful Movements
2. The Learning Switch, Bring in the New, Lifelong learning, Retraining
3. Subtlety, Experience the Power of Gentleness
4. Variation, Enjoy Abundant Possibilities
5. Taking Your Time, Slowing Down, Not Rushing, Luxuriate in the Richness of Feeling
6. Enthusiasm, Turn the Small into the Great
7. Flexible Goals, Make the Impossible Possible
8. Imagination and Dreams, Create Your Life
9. Awareness, Cultivating Mindfulness, Thrive with True Knowledge"
- Anat Baniel, Move into Life: The Nine Essentials for Lifelong Vitality
Move into Life: The Nine Essentials for Lifelong Vitality
By Anat Baniel. New York, Harmony Books, 2009. Index, bibliography,
306 pages. ISBN: 9780307395290. VSCL.
Hi Michael:
ReplyDeleteWonderful stuff! I read your earlier post about this book and have since read it twice!! Bless you for the recommendation.
I hope your illness is resolving itself and that the doctor you met with was helpful.
I enjoy your blog very much. Be well and take care.
Gregg
I am pleased to hear you have enjoyed Anat Baniel's book.
ReplyDeleteI am feeling better and stronger.
Thanks for the kind feedback.
Mike
You're very welcome. I'm glad you're feeling better. Reading your blog has inspired me to take a tai chi class. I've been practicing qigong on my own for the last 12 years (guided by some videos) and feel ready and excited to try something new.
ReplyDeleteBe well and take care.
Gregg
I am sure you will enjoy your new Tai Chi practice. Your 12 years of Qigong practice have created a very strong foundation. Best wishes.
ReplyDeleteMike