Your task is not to seek for love… Rumi

February 24, 2016July 21, 2016Autumn Adams

I know this is where my work lies. It’s been a long and sloppy process of breaking down barriers for me and it’s been a tremendous growing experience. Yoga saved my life.

Your task is not to seek for love, but merely to seek and find all the barriers within yourself that you have built. -Rumi

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Autumn Adams

Owner, Founder, & Retreat Leader at Ambuja Yoga

Autumn founded Ambuja Yoga in 2014 to share her love of adventure, yoga, and travel with her fellow yogis. Ambuja Yoga has morphed into more than she could have ever dreamed and she is thrilled to have a "job" she loves. She is forever grateful for the opportunity to facilitate personal growth and self love through yoga while taking yogis to off-the-beaten-path destinations worldwide. Follow Autumn on Instagram @autumnadamsyoga.

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Let the beauty of what you do…

December 27, 2015Autumn Adams

This Rumi quote came up on my newsfeed this morning and it instantly caught my attention. I know this sounds cliche, but the timing for this quote is perfect…. especially with the new year just around the corner. This week I will be taking a little extra time in meditation and quiet reflection to get clear on my intentions for the upcoming year. How about you?

“Let the beauty of what you love be what you do.” ~Rumi

Love and Light in the New Year,

Autumn

Inward Focus

October 11, 2014October 8, 2014Autumn Adams

With fall here it seems like a natural time to turn our focus inward, to do a little svadhyaya and soul searching.

Rightdoing and Wrongdoing

September 13, 2014September 9, 2014Autumn Adams

This Rumi quote speaks volumes and can be interpreted in many different ways. How do you feel about right and wrongdoing? And how has it impacted your life?

Seek Within

September 8, 2014September 4, 2014Autumn Adams

Sometimes as yogis I feel like we get sucked into the self-help books, the yoga books, and other external sources of knowledge when what we really need is to turn our focus inward.