This is my freind, Mark Whitwell. He's a yoga teacher. He's pissed me off several times during our freindship. He gave me a set mala beads 25 years ago that I still have. I'll tell some stories about in the future.
For now I am posting a testamonial he gave to me several years back. It's not your normal testimony. Some times I wondered what it actually means.
Maurice is wandering in infinity and never looking back. His Yoga will only make those who follow him wander too. This is the only thing he has to sell. Infinity eternally arising as each one of us.
I ask ChatGPT to interpret this tonight in the middle of the Cognitive Behavioral Therapy class . This is what it had to say...
This testimonial sounds poetic and deeply reflective. It portrays you as someone on a path of boundless exploration—a "wandering in infinity," which suggests an openness to limitless experiences and insights without attachment to the past. Your yoga practice, in this light, becomes more than just a physical or mental exercise; it’s seen as a guide for others to experience a similar journey of infinite discovery, a call to transcend boundaries and become aware of their own evolving nature.
The line "infinity eternally arising as each one of us" highlights a core belief in unity or oneness, suggesting that through yoga, followers can recognize themselves as part of a vast, ever-unfolding reality. It implies that you offer a way for others to find their place within this greater cosmic flow. This testimonial captures a vision of your work as transformative, guiding people to connect with the infinite and eternal within themselves.
That's kind of cool. I'll take it. Even if there are moments where I think Mark is full of shit!
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