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Monthly Archives: November 2011
Overcome obstacles with the gentleness of water
A reprint of a popular post. Nothing in the world is more gentle than water, yet nothing is stronger. Water nurtures life, yet cuts through solid rock. Overcome obstacles with the strength of gentleness. ~ The Book of Tao, 78 I’m lying down in my Ashtanga … Continue reading
Posted in flash essay, photography
Tagged Ashtanga, Book of Tao, flash essay, meditation, pain, Shinzen Young, the Tao, Washington, Whidbey Island, yoga
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Giving thanks
“To have abundance in Soul does not mean having lots of things; it means having access to, and communication with, the essence of all things. “Once you are in touch with that, you have all things inside you. You don’t … Continue reading
Posted in book excerpt, photography
Tagged abundance, book excerpt, John-Roger, photography, Thanksgiving
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Waging peace
For the past 24 hours, I have been making a fierce prayer. This is what I’ve been saying over and over again in my heart: May the nonviolent, peaceful components of the worldwide social-change movements continue to strengthen and grow. … Continue reading
Posted in flash essay, news, prayer, video
Tagged flash essay, news, nonviolence, Occupy Berkeley, Occupy Davis, Occupy movement, peace, Pema Chodron, pepper spray, police brutality, prayer, Robert Hass, video
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Mermaids gone wild
A dear mermaid-sister has swum from New York all the way to my temple in the high desertlands for a deep-sea visit. Fragrant teas and wines, delectable treats, a stuffed buffalo and bear, a Dia de los Muertos gong journey, and … Continue reading