We all know that the “one size fits all” myth is a myth. It is never true in clothing or shoes. It’s even more true when it comes to practices we use to work on ourselves. From what I have seen, this fact is robustly ignored by most people. They dive into meditation practice, twisting their legs just so, lighting the prescribed incense, and wonder why their efforts seem frustrated. The same is true with yoga, bowling, psychoanalysis, and depression medication. People dogmatically stick to doing things the “right way”, for a long time before trying to figure out if the right way for them may not be the way they were told. The thing about a practice is that it’s like anything you might take to fix an issue. Like aspirin for a headache. No two people react in exactly … Continue reading
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