WITHIN THE FRAGRANCE OF PEACEFUL Within the stillnessof this momenttoward the endof a very long day,I stop herefor just a moment,retracing the stepsthat brought me here.I come here to this placewhere the fragrance of peacefulbathes my sometimes weary heartin sweet waves of serenity. I come hereto evening’s gardenthat brings closure to my dayin bands of […]
Music for Mystics : Humanity Healing 15 Intentional Merkabah Antahkarana: The Gateway to Heaven Stellar Code – Sirius Stellar Code – Per Aspera ad Astra The Ursa Major Codex The Pleiades Codex Spiritual DNA The Path of Earth Service Stellar Code Spica: The Heavenly Holy Grail Ancient Solar Blessing
TED x KIDS 41 TEDxYouth@BommerCanyon – Chirag Singh: “My Passion for Pi” TEDxYouth@BommerCanyon – Zana Jipsen: “Embracing Your Inner (Fill in the Blank)” Albuquerque Academy Beirut TEDxYouth@Aveiro 2011 — Quarteto de Saxofones — Eu sozinho não valho nada TEDxKids@BC – Sarah Jamieson – The Re-Invention of the Modern Day Superhero: the Superhuman TEDxKids@BC – Zoya […]
Pic-Apart Celebrates May With Elizabeth Barrett Browning Welcome to the May 2012 edition of Pic-Apart Poetry. This month we feature Elizabeth Barrett Browning, a poet who celebrates so many facets of love in such a special way. “How do I love Thee? Let me count the ways” from her SONNETS FROM THE PORTUGUESE is perhaps […]
Social conditioning teaches us to be logical and “use our heads”. When you only use your head, your experience of yourself and the world is limited. You miss out on the vital information the rest of your body, heart and soul is giving you.
When we say “yes” to our heart, we are living from wisdom. The heart is the doorway to our souls.
Go with the flow is often espoused to remind oneself or others that there is a natural progression.
Now, here in this first episode of the Tour, I set out on the journey. Most of this video takes place in the rather boring and very windy Eastern half of Washington State. I had never been on this road before, and despite some gruelingly barren terrain in the middle of the state, seeing the Columbia River, the Palouse and Snake River valley were quite interesting.
Yellowstone was magical. At times, I faced challenges that required heroic measures. It seemed to me that introducing the story as a fairy tale was the way to go.
so the roommate and I are going away for a few days…she wants/needs to go somewhere and do more or less nothin’…that sounds kinda boring to me, I wanna do a little bit o’ somethin’…as it’s technically AFTER Memorial Day, there might not be much to do…should bring a book to read, but which one? […]
