
What Becomes of the Broken Hearted
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There are times when the pain for the Earth is so strong it feels like it might break you. You may have felt it in your chest after seeing a forest cut down or watching the ocean poisoned. Rosalind talks about her years as an environmental activist and how being in constant contact with destruction led to exhaustion, grief, and a feeling of being stuck. She shares how Yoga became a way to meet those feelings, move through them, and reconnect with the energy to keep going.
Mark and Rosalind speak about allowing every stage of emotion to be felt — from numbness to fear, anger, pain, grief, and finally compassion. They talk about Yoga as a relationship with life, the body, and nature, and how that relationship can help us face reality without shutting down.
Key TakeawaysEco Anxiety and Grief – Feeling sorrow and fear for nature is an intelligent response from Mother Nature
Natural Order of Emotions – Allowing numbness, fear, anger, pain, grief, and compassion to be felt brings healing and energy
Yoga as Relationship – Practice is about being with your own body and in intimacy with nature and life
Strength Through Feeling – Meeting and releasing emotions restores the energy to keep caring for the Earth
No Bypassing – Avoiding difficult feelings disconnects us from what is true and from our own humanity
Inner to Outer Change – Working with our own patterns and conditioning makes us more able to help create change for the Earth
Links & ResourcesYoga for A Better World: https://www.heartofyoga.com/yoga-for-activists-1
You are the beauty. You are the intelligence. You are already in perfect harmony with life. You don’t need to seek it. You need only participate in it.
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