Journey to the Feathered Pipe Ranch.
What was I looking for? Maybe it’s already in me. Maybe it’s in all of us. Maybe I’m the magic, the teacher, the place I’m searching for.
Browsing Tag:
India
Defy. Don’t Obey.
Shall we obey and comply? Or shall we find a cosmic roar of defiance to say No to anyone, anyone, who asks us to betray our common humanity?
Creating Love: 6 Ideas for Love Warriors.
When seemingly senseless things happen, feelings of confusion and helplessness are prevalent. As a culture, it is important to grieve. It is also vital to use the events as a catalyst for action. A clear mission can help us move forward. Just as there was a cycle of evolution and revolution in ...
Dear White People.
Saying sorry is more likely to reinvest white power with the sort of moral nobility a philanthropist acquires for spreading his wealth. A deeper sort of accountability is needed -- one that brings us to the edges of ourselves.
Meditations For The Mind That Won’t Shut Up.
There's a line I love from the wonderful movie The Peaceful Warrior: "Sometimes you have to lose your mind before you come to your senses." Movement can take us out of our mind, and help engage our senses in a way that can be elusive through stillness.
A Plea To Your Words. {poetry}
It seems that she doesn't even need
to complete a circle,
as you wrote in your journal
days before India.
Unlike the tree
Love travels back at each moment to her
original form.
To a primal time
before the transformation she underwent
to be a tool
or a symbol
of human passion.
15 Years In India, 15 Reasons To Stay… Or Run.
Don’t bring yourself to India, find yourself here. Too many times I’ve seen those who come here and intend, plan, determine, or vow. It’s a waste of time. Let your Indian self be found here, and let your western self highlight it: don’t try and westernize everything. Just flow.
Dancing In The Bamboo Forest. {book preview}
"Rumor spread that the train crew had put out a fire in the engine and then, without any explanation, the engine detached and chugged back down the hill leaving us stranded."
An Interview With KISMET Sustainable Yoga Wear Femmepreneur, Sylvia Daun.
In India, as well as in Kenya, Nigeria, Mali and South Africa, to name a few, there are traditional designs and techniques which are very unique and beautiful, of which I’m sure there would be a big demand in Europe, USA, Canada… for colorful, vibrantly patterned Yoga bags.
A Practice In Freedom: How I Set Myself Free.
In seeking freedom, the dominator became the submissive, and while at times there was rebellion, overwhelmingly, I found peace in allowing a wiser force to take a hold of my body, emotions, mind and beyond.