The Inner Practice-Stories of Healing from the Yoga mat into Life
Aug 5, 2026 · 17 min · 10 segments
What if you could walk back through your life… and see it differently? In this episode of *The Inner Practice*, Jackie shares her short story, *The Corridor of a Life*—a story of memory, identity…
As you passed from the earthly plane into something quieter, something vast and luminous, you found yourself standing at the entrance of a long corridor.
Along both sides were photographs, moving images, and fragments of music and memory.
Rivers wound through valleys like silver ribbons flowing patiently over rock and earth.
Wildlife moved gently through forests and meadows, every creature part of an intricate and harmonious whole.
As you stood there in awe, it dawned on you that all of this beauty had been created by the Creator.
Every mountain rib, every river bend, every blade of grass and wing of a bird had been imagined into existence by a loving intelligence.
As you walked further, the landscapes dissolved into something even more astonishing.
As you passed from the earthly plane into something quieter, something vast and luminous, you found yourself standing at the entrance of a long corridor.
Along both sides were photographs, moving images, and fragments of music and memory.
Rivers wound through valleys like silver ribbons flowing patiently over rock and earth.
Wildlife moved gently through forests and meadows, every creature part of an intricate and harmonious whole.
As you stood there in awe, it dawned on you that all of this beauty had been created by the Creator.
Every mountain rib, every river bend, every blade of grass and wing of a bird had been imagined into existence by a loving intelligence.
As you walked further, the landscapes dissolved into something even more astonishing.
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