Self-determination
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The attitude and its center
As a bridging of the author to the yoga, he has assumed that it will have to start from the current position that he holds at the moment. He sees something fundamental in it. Thereby he has assumed that an integration of the yoga into the actual life causes a use value of it.
Meanwhile, he has carried out this method. Man would not have to change in the process. Rather, his yoga serves to an introduction of those moments in the existence of a man, which should enable him a preservation of his true qualities.
The author Mathias Schneider left everything as it had been and realized what had been good about it.
True to the assumption that something good brings about further good, he has fostered his nature and thus developed peculiarities that are noticeable.
As he sits, he looks at the interaction of the forces acting on him.
All the attitudes we should adopt should take into account that there is a corresponding center in us which is addressed in the process.
Impulse
A concatenation
Tighten, loosen, hold.
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Impulses
An impulse is supposed to be something that just put us in a different position.
Thought
A structure
Forces pass, impulses remain, moments determine everything.
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One base
Those who are self-respecting do well to do so in turn. What has come true in life should be constant.
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Charges
A person's powers are more or less well-turned out according to his skill in coping with life.
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A resonance
A complete stirring at the human being is equal to a resonance of the whole body. It is a shaping of his form.
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The moment of initiation
If one welcomes the good in the life, then it happens that the welcomed will be true. Those who have known how to acknowledge something should also acknowledge it to their fellow human beings.
Impulse
An excellent taste
A certain mindfulness is given to us. There we have taken something as it has been. It has appeared. That is true.
According to our preference, we understand the whole as something that is good.