deZengo is about the "Art of Beautiful Living." Finding beauty in the strangest places and oddest objects. Being open to the most important discovery of our life--SELF DISCOVERY. It is my hope that as we heal our own pains, angers, fears, regrets...we can begin to heal the world.
As we continue to work independently and interdependently something wonderful takes place. Unity! Creation through collaboration. Life is not meant to be lived through the blinders of fear - step out of your comfort zone and into the NamaZone. Truly we care and our efforts to unite different cultures, backgrounds, genres, and yoga styles together is an enormous undertaking, but someone had to do it. We seek to create bridges between the different practices for those who seek truth and live love.
Pull up a cyber chair, sip some tea and enjoy a relaxing afternoon with Bonsai Yoga at their online hub or hang around here with the deZengo folks. We double down dog dare you!
My son inspired this. After a bad day, he was describing to me how he felt and how low he was on the universal food chain. He described himself as a "worm" and I thought for a moment before answering and I realized what a huge impact worms actually have on our plant life, which in turn effects all life from the oxygen and/or food the plants produce. How amazing, something so lowly on the "food chain" could play such a vital role in our survival. I believe this could be applied to many aspects of life when we feel life is not worth much. If only we could see the Big Picture!
My son inspired this. After a bad day, he was describing to me how he felt and how low he was on the universal food chain. He described himself as a "worm" and I thought for a moment before answering and I realized what a huge impact worms actually have on our plant life, which in turn effects all life from the oxygen and/or food the plants produce. How amazing, something so lowly on the "food chain" could play such a vital role in our survival. I believe this could be applied to many aspects of life when we feel life is not worth much. If only we could see the Big Picture!
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