"Yoga Board" Yama 5: Aparigraha: Generosity & My Tiny House- LauraGyoga 

I found this while decluttering, selling and donating everything from our 1 bedroom apartment in Miami (probably the most parigraha igniting city in the US) so embrace simplicity and nomadic living 🙏🏽

I just found your channel Laura. You are such an inspiration 🙏🏻

It has so much more to apply in real life. From emotion to possessions, ideas, relationships. I am already minimized my belongings, relationships... “less is more”. Let go off the emotions, memories and plans are so liberating. Lately I noticed that I was putting a lot of my energy on relationship with people to make it as my people. It was part of my insecurity and want to possess. I let go off all the relationship as free and no more energy on maintenance of relationship. Now, I have much less obligation or desire to impress people, own less thing and doing less thing gotten much easier.

What about letting go of expectations. And outcomes-non-attachment - it’s also a big part

that background sound are the shell wind chimes we have in the Tiny House- I am so used to them that I didn't even notice them when i was making the video :P

To Learn Aparigraha I will have to spend my half life to learn your accent first

Forgive and forget,,im not god not i have Alzheimer

Hi Laura I have found your explanation of the principles of yamas enlightening. I especially like this on aparigraha. The Yama of non- grasping and the ability to let go. For me, letting go of material things is not as difficult as letting go of anger and resentment because I think I am giving a free ride to the people who have hurt me in the past.Forgiveness is a powerful thing and requires trust and believing that I am safe in letting that emotion go. I like your mantra “ I let go of what no longer serves me”. I am so glad that I found you in my yoga journey. You are a good teacher. With many thanks Laura, namaste.

Laura where I can see your tiny house? makes me think about it tks

I have to say that this video really talks to me. I am glad that I watched this on my way to my class when I was going to talk about Yamas and Niyamas for the first time in my just starting teaching journey. And I kept asking myself whether I was ready talking about all of these. I am not actually practice the Yamas and Niyamas all the time but I guess sharing this ethical system is also a way of raising my own awareness of them. It's a starting point to challenge myself and noticing where I still need practice on. Besides, now I am really curious about your tiny house~