Thursday, November 18, 2010
Twister Thursday
As we have discussed before in this blog, Yoga was invented in India by a rabbit. It is still practiced by rabbits, but not in a class setting, rather is it integrated throughout the buns daily activities. Here, Amelia demonstrates a simple seated twisted pose. You have most likely seen your rabbit do same. Twists help maintain a supple spine and gently massage the intestines. Although humans can by no means achieve the level of cuteness that a rabbit can, we can, like our bunny teachers, integrate gentle twists and stretches into daily life.
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Well said! I bow and bend! Hmmm, I feel better already...Amelia's sooooo cute.
Let's twist again like we did last summer.
Let's twist again like we did last year.
Lucky and Winston are awful good at joint moves like this. I can't say it particularly helps there disposition, but they sure stay nimble!
Mickey is surprisingly flexible for being the pudgy furball that he is. He has been doing a lot of fling-training with the jingleball lately, though--I'm guessing that's to work out any kinks in his back and neck.
oh this is so cute...
My cats do that one a lot too.
Great info!
Indeed, the buns look much cuter in this pose than I do.
xx, shell
:)
Amelia! (How are the interbunsenal relationships these days?)
Amelia needs to teach Weasley a thing or two about this. He usually rolls over when he trys!
So much to learn from our furry friends. :)
P-you are catching on.
FF- twisting mantra.
RG-judege not the disposition of a rabbit lest you are one too, or so I am told.
J-flinging can help disperse energy that has stagnated in the shoulders and neck. It can be an important part of preparing for the change of seasons.
CGP-it is, it is.
N-I am told that cats learned from rabbits, in India.
B-indeed?
MM-that is why we have privacy.
DK-:)))))
L-your question has been registered with the content committee.
KM-there are some tricks to staying upright, I'll let Amelia know W's issue.
HOC-indeed, so much, so much.
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