We humans have five powerful drives which motivate our behavior. We need to fulfill each of these drives in order to experience lasting fulfillment. As we become more aware of them in ourself and others, we enjoy healthier, happier relationships. Explore yoga practices which lead to attuning with these five drives and living a more successful, fulfilled life.
We have a drive within us to control, a natural instinct to dominate what others think, feel and do. If given free reign, we can get into trouble because other people also seek to dominate. This causes resentments, arguments, and an end to relationships.
When you become aware of the drive to dominate others, dominate yourself instead. Allow this drive to become a drive for self-discipline, a drive to be a better person, a drive to achieve. Use it as a powerful motivator to better yourself, your life and the way you treat others. This problem drive can become a great asset when you direct it toward yourself.
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You’re invited to explore Yoga World’s meditation talks where you can try many different meditation practices. When you find the technique that best suits you, you’ll more easily experience the peace, courage and compassion of your inner self.
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