I’ve practiced yoga quite
a bit and if it weren’t for the mirrors around the room I’d think I was quite
good at it. That’s because the pose often feels more right than it looks. So
while I am pretty good at breathing and I can nail the Savasana or corpse pose
I need to see myself in the mirror to straighten my back on a deep forward bend
or really sit into my chair or sink my head below my shoulders and get my
doggie down. Of course the mirror can’t do it all and I don’t need to look in
the mirror to know my crow pose is never going to get off the ground. The
perfect law of the Lord is more than a list of do’s and don’ts. If it were then
we could detect our hidden faults and check them off one by one. But as it is
we are all guilty not only of the hidden but the obvious as well or as another
version states, presumptuous sins. And so the law of the Lord is like a mirror
revealing our spiritual posture. There are corrections we can make once warned
but that only gets us so far, which is why we need a Rock and Redeemer to
revive the heart of our Savasana.
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