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Thinking about Not Thinking?

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Kathryn	Thanks for the correction!
Katie	wow easier then thought!
Liz	Kristin, The shoulders over the wrists cue is when you are in hands and knees position (first step), NOT Dolphin.
Kristin	There's a typo in step one: the shoulders should be directly above the elbows, not the wrists... that's near impossible with the forearms on the floor ;)
jasmine	whoa
Anonymous	I will need to do this every day. So many benefits!
Brian	Wow. Looks like there are a lot of benefits! Must do this very often.
Julie	Loved the thought for the day. Linehan who has developed therapuetic mindfulness activities for those with Borderline Personality Disorders suggest that you watch your thoughts like cloud in the sky! How interesting that all the great ones come to the same kind of ideas.
ash-Leigh	chis, there is no typo. you put your shoulders above your wrist while still on the floor. it makes it easyer to move foreward
Andrew	I've just started doing this posture and I love it! It really helps downward dog pose massively.After 15 years of doing yoga i wish I'd learn't this asana earlier!