You may or may not know that the number 108 is a mystical number in Hinduism and Buddhism. There are a number of reasons for this, which I know you don't care about. But if you want to know more check the wiki page on 108)
I've always thought it was silly to get wrapped up in numbers because of special properties they have. Prime numbers, the Fibonnaci sequence, Pi, etc... it always seemed to me strange to give some of them meaning over others.
Today was special for me too because we had our annual "All you can stretch event" to celebrate the 3rd anniversary of Yoga Garden.
So I'm very tired tonight and this is about all I can manage as far as blog posts go.
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What IS The Peak Condition Project?
This program is an idea I've had for a long time, to stop accepting just being in "good shape" and challenge myself to be as lean, flexible, and strong as possible, just like my hero, Bruce Lee. When I met kung-fu trainer and fitness expert, Chen Zhaotong, I knew I finally had all the pieces ready and set out to change my body and my life.
The program was so successful for me that people started asking how they could do it themselves. So every few months I accept a few people to try the program for themselves. The results have been amazing.
We share our experiences daily here on our blogs, to keep us on the path in the low moments and inspire others in the high ones!
I'm working on getting a book published so that the benefits of this program can reach an even wider group of people. If you want to help me do this (i.e. have a connection in the publishing industry) get in touch!
The program was so successful for me that people started asking how they could do it themselves. So every few months I accept a few people to try the program for themselves. The results have been amazing.
We share our experiences daily here on our blogs, to keep us on the path in the low moments and inspire others in the high ones!
I'm working on getting a book published so that the benefits of this program can reach an even wider group of people. If you want to help me do this (i.e. have a connection in the publishing industry) get in touch!
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3 comments:
I never thought getting wrapped up in numbers was very necessary, either, something for people with way too much time on their hands (I so did not like math classes in school, obviously).
But then I saw this movie by Darren Aronofky called "Pi" that totally changed my mind about the whole matter. I don't think I have the interest (or intellect) to go as deeply into the Hebrew mythology and mystical properties of pi in relation to the stock market, etc. but, damn, was it an interesting movie.
For some reason this ninja warrior contest reminds me of you and your PCProject (which I am a fan of). I bet you could take all of these guys.
http://www.g4tv.com/ninjawarrior/index.aspx
I agree with not glorifying numbers. It seems quite meaningless to me. I did like math classes though.
Aronofsky's "Pi" was interesting, yet a little TOO artistic for me. A real shitty ending too. Maybe a good ending for the character, but too much for me. I'm a wuss.
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