Inspiration from Seane.
(*click on the link above to be directed to the video inspiration for this post)
Seane Corn
Yoga as prayer and an offering to the Divine… she speaks from my own heart.
This is what yoga is to me. My way of communion. My connection to Spirit. When I am lost in my practice, listening to the sound of the ocean deep within my breath, it is then that I feel most connected to Spirit.
When I study with Shiva, she often brings me to my prayer. There is something beautifully inspiring about a teacher that can lead you into your own body, and into your heart.
I’ve never studied with Seane Corn personally, but I like what I see and what I read. I’d like to one day. But even if that chance never comes, I believe we’re on the same path. Yoga is magic. Try it. You’ll see.
Tags: colorado springs yoga, gratitude yoga, in service, Seane Corn, Shiva Rea, vinyasa yoga colorado springs
May 14th, 2010 at 6:39 am
Honestly? I can’t make me mind up about Seane. In the moment I am moving between Shiva Rea and now discovered Claire Missingham as well. Both ladies I seem to take to, but Seane somehow feels a little distant to me. Slightly cold, although that is might be to strong a word to use. But still, I find some warmth is missing.
Claire:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h9uHCRQXg3c
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IZUOf0tA0_E&feature=related
May 14th, 2010 at 10:14 am
Oooh, I really like her. I checked out her website too and wish I was in London so I could do that prenatal shaktified retreat. Sounds divine! Thanks for sharing!
I think I understand what you mean about Seane, but being that I’ve yet to take a live class from her I cannot attest to it firsthand. From what I’ve read and witnessed through video however, I feel that she does come from an open heart space and is sincere in her teaching. She grew up in Jersey, and later New York… so I hear a lot of that in her tone sometimes and can even see it in certain expressions. It’s kind of a directness that might come across as a little harsh, I guess. I wonder if it is the root of what you feel… I still stay dedicated to Shiva Rea and Angela Farmer, but if I ever have the opportunity to experience a class with Seane, I’ll definitely take it.
Namaste’, friend!
p.s. There’s a slightly different version of the link I posted on Seane’s actual website. http://www.seanecorn.com