by Waylon Lewis on Sep 30, 2011
There are no borders. “Evolution of an artist.” For those who love Art or supporting a loved one who loves Art. Artist’s statement and source here. Via Reddit.
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by Ben Ralston on Sep 30, 2011
It wasn’t just their gifts that made me uncomfortable. It was their generosity of spirit. They gave me some things, yes. But they gave me all of their attention. They were totally present. And I’d never met anyone before that wasn’t in two places at once…
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by Ari Setsudo Pliskin on Sep 30, 2011
High Unemployment and High Profits at Commercial Banks. How do we respond? Regulation? Meditation Occupations at Wall Street? Share your opinion.
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by Sam Geppi on Sep 30, 2011
We’re on the brink of a huge change right now in the world. Astrologically this is indicated by the upcoming Saturn transit into Libra. Since September 2009, when Saturn entered Virgo, we have been analyzing, worrying over and trying to reorganize the “post-Empire” world. (after the transit of Saturn and Ketu through Leo – the [...]
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by elephantjournal.com on Sep 30, 2011
After spending years working on clean energy across America, I have become active in a campaign in our own community, Boulder, Colorado.
This current debate over Boulder’s energy future can seem complex, so I wondered how I would break it down for my nine-month-old son if he spoke his first words this morning and asked: “Dad, why do you care about this?” I’d probably say something like this…
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by Julie JC Peters on Sep 30, 2011
can’t fathom being here in this world unless it’s for a reason bigger than this hurt, broken, healing, beautiful, terrified body. So hitch me up on your bow, Something Bigger, help me out. I have been trying to do this all alone, and when I don’t understand, I fall to pieces, I am making a mess. I am making a mess of love and destruction. Help.
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by elephantjournal.com on Sep 30, 2011
I think most of us would agree that we don’t need a lot of money. In fact, most of my friends would say a solid $40,000 – $50,000 after taxes would be plenty to live a good life. Yet so many are barely getting by; so many wonderful people with amazing ideas and intentions barely have enough to eat, let alone fork over cash for a monthly yoga membership. I have a friend who will trade eating properly on a regular basis for taking yoga. Is this the way we should be living?
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by Wendy Strgar on Sep 30, 2011
Relationship Bootcamp: Week 3 “The most important thing in communication is hearing what isn’t being said.” -Anonymous The strength and endurance training in any and all relationships starts and ends with the capacity for communication. I have often called our communication skills the currency of a relationship, because it is literally the air [...]
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by elephantjournal.com on Sep 30, 2011
If yoga is as necessary to my life as the other things in it—such as eating, drinking, sleeping, breathing– then I will find a way to do yoga even without a formal class.
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by elephantjournal.com on Sep 30, 2011
elephantjournal.com is proud to be a media sponsor of this event. Aykanna Boulder Concert. Come have a joyous and meditative experience with this dynamic duo who is sharing the sacred sounds of AYKANNA. An uplifting blend of soul and mantra music. Tickets: $25 – presale | $30 door | Online Tickets: Aykanna.com Event info here. Sacred Relationships Workshop. [...]
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by elephantjournal.com on Sep 30, 2011
The people of Boulder share why they love organic at Boulder Green Streets 2011.
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by Andrew Cohen on Sep 30, 2011
On Sunday, October 9, Boulder Integral Center is proud to host Andrew Cohen and Ken Wilber, for their third live Guru and Pandit event. Using Cohen’s new book, Evolutionary Enlightenment: A New Path to Spiritual Awakening, as a starting point—a book that Wilber calls “one of the most significant books on spirituality written in the postmodern world”—these two mystical pathfinders will explore why only a profound integration of timeless Being and dynamic Becoming can offer a spiritual realization that makes sense of life in today’s rapidly changing world.
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by elephantjournal.com on Sep 30, 2011
Photo: Lady Yoga, Superhero Recently I wrote an article on how to unleash your inner superhero…and it got me thinking. Normally I think of superheroes as fantasy figures with superhuman powers that live in a world (very) separate from my own. But, really, superheroes are just ordinary human beings with what seems to be limitless [...]
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by Jennifer Cusano on Sep 30, 2011
That’s right, women are claiming, much more frequently and openly now than they have in the past, to have full blown orgasms during their Yoga practice
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by Clare Polencheck on Sep 30, 2011
An excerpt from my personal journal…I finally tasted the tang of a tangible-for-me “gist” of Tantra.
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by David Romanelli on Sep 30, 2011
Could it be that a future President of the United States also leads hundreds of yogis in “AUM?”
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by Nadine McNeil on Sep 30, 2011
Pre-dawn anger is the one I slept fitfully with and dragged into my sub-conscious. It catapulted me out of bed and had me in such a frenzied state that I was compelled to discharge its energy by engaging in some physical activity.
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by Jackie Summers on Sep 30, 2011
The flame of the brightest passion can dim, and eventually you will reach a ceiling on applicable technique. How does one transcend mastery into ascendance?
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by James Altucher on Sep 30, 2011
The single most popular way people have arrived at my blog who have no idea who I am (so this eliminates all social media) is by typing in the words “I Want to Die” into a search engine. 4,722 people did that this last month. Specifically that phrase: “I Want to Die”. In Google. A [...]
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by Lindsey Lewis on Sep 30, 2011
Maybe the message is more important than the way it’s delivered. Maybe the intention is greater than the sum of its parts. Maybe it’s enough sometimes just to say, ‘This is all I have to give right now.”
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by Amy Nobles Dolan on Sep 30, 2011
One minute you’re sitting at your desk, being productive, clicking through tasks. The next, you’re feeling exposed, vulnerable, and — maybe — furious.
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by Writing Our Way Home on Sep 30, 2011
“To sit still and think, without succumbing to an anxious reach for a machine, has become almost impossible.”
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by Marylee Fairbanks on Sep 30, 2011
Most people have a junk drawer. I have a junk closet. It’s the place I toss all the things that I can’t deal with, fix, figure out what to do with, or think I might need someday.
I didn’t even like passing this closet because I’m sure I heard it whisper, “Deal with me”.
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by Waylon Lewis on Sep 30, 2011
Followup: an hour after coming out to his father thanks to the repeal of DADT, this young soldier calls his “more conservative” mother.
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by Waylon Lewis on Sep 29, 2011
3,335. “Burritos are good..!” Josh Krajcik sings At Last by Etta James at his first audition in front of THE X FACTOR judges…watch to see how he does! Catch all-new episodes of THE X FACTOR WED & THUR at 8/7c, on FOX ~ Relephant:
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by Waylon Lewis on Sep 29, 2011
God bless Science. You will cry. Woman hearing herself for the fist time: I was born deaf and 8 weeks ago I received a hearing implant. This is the video of them turning it on and me hearing myself for the first time 8 Month Old Deaf Baby’s Reaction To Cochlear Implant Being Activated: Cochlear [...]
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by Waylon Lewis on Sep 29, 2011
This video has 1,000 views. Prediction: by end of week, 100,000. Love this dog owner. “It’s my fault, I left the trash open.” Same with my dog…he loves to get into the trash and make a huge mess, even if he’s eaten and exercised and has farmers’ market bones…trash everywhere. I used to get mad. [...]
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by Waylon Lewis on Sep 29, 2011
Animals don’t have feelings, clearly, so it’s okay to eat them for fun! ~ ed. “Wildlife photographer captures lion rescuing helpless cub from falling to its death.” Click over to the photographer’s site to see the series of photos…give him some love…we don’t want to “borrow” his amazing photos. Update, it’s on Reddit, so…well, here’s [...]
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by Kimberly Johnson on Sep 29, 2011
Stay close and lean in. She awakens your senses and tantalizes through them.
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by Cayte Bosler on Sep 29, 2011
Where so many millions of bugs, foxes, bears, humans and powerful beasts have lain down on the earth and died, it will be hard to tell what was once bone, from the scraps of our everyday. What does the awesome task of reconciling our minds, hearts and souls with what we have built mean for those of us still in love?
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by Celia Aurora de Blas on Sep 29, 2011
If you are like me (who had no clue that a Neti Pot was something way different than a thing you make tea in or a ceramic bowl thing that you pee into) then you’re in the right place.
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by Liz Benson on Sep 29, 2011
I would say “Now I’ve seen it all”, but I know it gets much weirder than this house in Japan designed for the enjoyment and amusement of the family cat. It also reminds me of a hipper version of Ben and Jerry’s house where there were all those holes in the wall for the mouse. [...]
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by Lynn Hasselberger on Sep 29, 2011
(October 3rd update: This just in… purchase your tix by October 13 and be entered in the myEARTH360/VertCouture drawing for cool eco chic accessories! Click here for deets.) Photo by Ray Pfeiffer, Komifoto Although I’m not exactly what you’d call a fashionista… I plan to attend Vert Couture Spring 2012 on Thursday, October 20, 2011. [...]
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by Mathew Gerson on Sep 29, 2011
“The only obsession everyone wants: ‘love.’ People think that in falling in love they make themselves whole? The Platonic union of souls? I think otherwise. I think you’re whole before you begin. And the love fractures you. You’re whole, and then you’re cracked open. ” ~Philip Roth
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by elephantjournal.com on Sep 29, 2011
Coalition Against Nukes Rally For Nuclear-free Energy, October 1st: NYC and Nationwide. The Coalition Against Nukes National Day of Action flagship rally will be Saturday, October 1, 2011 at Pier 95 Hudson River Park, NYC, from Noon to 3:30 pm, with more events happening throughout the United States. The Fukushima Daiichi meltdowns inspired this grassroots [...]
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by Yesica Pineda on Sep 29, 2011
La consciencia no desparace exactamente, sino que atravieza un cambio. ~
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by Waylon Lewis on Sep 29, 2011
“L’Shana Tovah.” Here ya go ladies (and some gents): Rosh Hashanah, http://www.aish.com/newyear, – Get ready for the New Year and Jewish High Holidays with this video. To see the lyrics click on the CC for closed captioning. For more visit: http://aish.com/newyear For revamped High Holiday services, visit http://nomembershiprequired.com. Rosh Hashana Rock Anthem is a parody [...]
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by EcoSalon on Sep 29, 2011
Love fashion? Love it even more when it has a green twist? Then you’ll love EcoSalon’s weekly roundup of eco fashion picks. Enjoy! Did you know that the average American throws out about 68 pounds of textiles per year? Fortunately one designer is doing something about it: Shannon South and her ReMade in the USA line [...]
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by Roger Wolsey on Sep 29, 2011
Sometimes less is more. The photo speaks volumes. Assuming that assertion is true, as Sean Connery’s Irish cop character put it in The Untouchables, “What do you propose to do about it?” Peace. Roger === Roger is the author of Kissing Fish: christianity for people who don’t like christianity. — Apparently, he [...]
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by Gary Smith on Sep 29, 2011
All sentient beings feel pain. Meat, dairy and eggs come from sentient beings. Meat, dairy and eggs always cause pain. Humans do not have a biological need to eat meat, dairy and eggs. So, if you choose to eat meat, dairy and eggs, you are choosing to cause pain and to participate in exploitation and murder. Participating in pain and murder is always unethical. The ethical choice is vegan.
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by Melanie Klein on Sep 29, 2011
Too Many! Not enough ladies, too many men! MUST SEE VIDEO: Pop Culture Hacker Jonathan McIntosh, creator of Right-Wing Radio Duck, has done it again! For full video commentary, see Rebellious Pixels. Image via ContactMusic.
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by Andrew Cohen on Sep 29, 2011
Let yourself follow this theological fantasy, just for a moment…
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by Waylon Lewis on Sep 29, 2011
If I were Republican, I’d vote Jon Huntsman. If I were human, I’d vote Ron Paul. I don’t like his positions on many issues—say, abortion—but I respect and trust him, which is more than I can say for many. Still, coming down on the right side of various issues is sometimes better than coming down [...]
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by Chris Lemig on Sep 29, 2011
Someone posted this on Facebook the other day about Michelle Bachmann’s political ambitions: “…one quibble: her husband may be (sic) closeted homosexual…self-loathing homosexual…but he is most certainly NOT GAY. Gay is a mindset and a political position fought for and died for by people who have self-respect. Just because he sucks d**k secretly doesn’t make him [...]
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by Hannah Siegle on Sep 29, 2011
A couple of weeks ago I found myself at the low dose of 37.5 mg, housed in a lovely peach-blue capsule. Getting off of this was to be my last step. I spent a week at this dose with no adverse affects, followed by a week of one-day-on, one-day-off. Aside from some fatigue I was still feeling pretty good even though this taper was faster than any doctor would have recommend. At this point I wanted to push to the finish, win the race to be free!
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by Joe Mohr on Sep 29, 2011
If only this group of angry shouters weren’t puppets in a larger game. More on what’s behind the Tea Party From Grist: Tea Party-backing Koch Industries is major carbon polluter From Open Secrets: Oil and Gas–Influence and Lobbying From Mother Jones: Rick Perry’s Dirty Deals With Big Coal Joe’s cartoon archive, twitter ramblings and StumbleUpon [...]
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by Sara Young on Sep 29, 2011
When was the last time someone offered to be vulnerable for you? My project, 25 Days, is going to take me to 15 cities across the U.S. this year. I have just arrived in my fourth city, well, fifth, technically, Austin, Texas. In my last post I proclaimed all the ways in which Amtrak is wonderful. [...]
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by elephantjournal.com on Sep 29, 2011
A belief that doesn’t change your day isn’t spiritual.
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by Recovering Yogi on Sep 29, 2011
A poem about how much more yoga I do than you. And her. And him, too. And everyone, really.
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by Tanya Lee Markul on Sep 29, 2011
Funny yoga video. A must see!
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