We all have our way of doing things. For example, when I have a meal with corn on the cob in the menu I always eat the corn separately from the other part of the meal. That’s the way I like to do it. You know, just get in there and chew on that cob. It seems different from the other part of the meal where I would use a fork, knife or maybe chopsticks. You know neither way is right or wrong, it is just the way I like to do it, you could say it’s my nature.
When I practice asanas I do the same thing. Some asanas I just get in there and do them and other ones I might use a block, chair or whatever. It is like eating the corn on the cob where I’m just enjoying the pleasures of taste, texture and smell. It’s not to say that when I do eat with utensils that I don’t enjoy the meal. It’s the same thing when I practice with the use of props. I enjoy it. I find the props give me insights. Props are useful but sometimes you just have to get in there and see what happens without them.
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