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by Shawna Turner on Feb 9, 2012
Scan this happy face. It may take a while for the words to reveal themselves. Be patient and see what comes up.3,048 views
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by elephantjournal.com on Feb 7, 2012
Do you consider yourself an artist?189 views
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by elephantjournal.com on Feb 7, 2012
Standing behind the curtain, instrument in hand, my heart begins to pound, deafening.228 views
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by elephantjournal.com on Feb 6, 2012
Children in particular seemed to enjoy the exhibit, which had an almost funhouse quality to it.32 views
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by Joseph Boquiren on Feb 6, 2012
My mind is weak, easily distracted and is prone to flights of Top Gun fantasy.52 views
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by Andrea Balt on Feb 5, 2012
It doesn't matter where it first started, it can always restart with you. Inspiration is the most contagious disease.164 views
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by Robert Sturman on Feb 3, 2012
Prisoners: Eloquently Reminding us of the Essence of Yoga (VIDEO) ~ Robert Sturman Photography.1,196 views
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by elephantjournal.com on Feb 2, 2012
Scrape through layers of personal plaster to rediscover your true self.72 views
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by elephantjournal.com on Feb 1, 2012
Comparing the “superhero’s journey” to that of a saint we see a number of immediate parallels.200 views
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by Robert Sturman on Jan 30, 2012
I Can't Stop Pointing to the Beauty: Reflections with Rumi and the Yogini ~ Robert Sturman897 views
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by Joseph Boquiren on Jan 30, 2012
The gurus of ancient India were bearded and held classes in the jungle.235 views
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by elephantjournal.com on Jan 29, 2012
How to center ourselves in the most stressful surroundings.359 views
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by Robert Sturman on Jan 28, 2012
"I saw the angel in the marble and carved until I set him free." (Michelangelo) Artist Robert Sturman and Warrior Yogi Raghunath Cappo take a journey to the desert, deep into the mystery of creation.393 views
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by Andrea Balt on Jan 28, 2012
The idea of it is distasteful at best. Awkward box of wind, diminutive, misplaced piano on one side, raised Braille buttons on the other. The bellows, like some parody of breathing, like some medical apparatus from a Victorian sick-ward...514 views
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by Karl Saliter on Jan 27, 2012
This poem is Allen praying his grace transfer to you, reader. Praying for you to snap out of it, with the considerable evocative nuance of this master poet. He prays for you and to you, and none of it comes off as prayer.353 views
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by Shawna Turner on Jan 27, 2012
"Anyone have change for a loonie?"180 views
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by Karl Saliter on Jan 27, 2012
I find the rhino more noble than Jerry. There is a perfection in the beast, which the killer hiding behind his gun (and the backup guns all around him) lacks. I believe paying hunters are cowards and thieves. They hide under the strong arms of the professional hunter. They are stealing a false sense of virility, which they wear like the cheapest cologne on the planet. They don the fool's grin, but not in a good way.374 views
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by Shawna Turner on Jan 26, 2012
Here I present you with Ins-pee-rations (writings) from the bathroom stall. Yes, I snagged these little gems up on my camera. Yes, I was the creep in the bathroom stall with a camera. Enjoy :)201 views
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by Jim Campbell ~ OmLight Photography on Jan 26, 2012
A single light. A simple studio. A tuned practice. And breath.2,455 views
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by elephantjournal.com on Jan 23, 2012
Art Basel is known as “the most prestigious art show in the Americas” attended by curators and art collectors from around the world.99 views
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by Robert Sturman on Jan 23, 2012
"I was glad it was me (being assaulted) instead of someone else, because I felt I was mentally strong enough to take it." — The Warden300 views
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by Joseph Boquiren on Jan 23, 2012
Whales have an immeasurable capacity to forgive.314 views
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by elephantjournal.com on Jan 22, 2012
A visually stunning, mesmerizing piece replete with all the mystery and haunting allure of a dream.99 views
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by Jeannie Page on Jan 21, 2012
As someone who has overcome her own struggles with Bulimia and Anorexia, Briohny Smyth is no stranger to adversity and struggles. It was the overcoming of such challenging times, with the cultivation of a strong yoga practice, that helped Briohny to become the strong and self-confident soul that she is today, comfortable in her mind, body and spirit.8,008 views
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by elephantjournal.com on Jan 20, 2012
Today's music consumer sits alone, bathed in the glow of the computer, clicking away at the sterile screen. But going to a record store is like being in the stadium, cheering alongside the other fans.227 views
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by elephantjournal.com on Jan 20, 2012
A yogi learns to find comfort in herself after the discovery of thyroid cancer."Life change is no doubt a great starting point from which to consider the intricacies of peacefulness."315 views
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by Joseph Boquiren on Jan 16, 2012
This strip is an adaptation of a short essay originally written by Loren Eiseley.1,201 views
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by Robert Sturman on Jan 15, 2012
Images created in Malibu, California: January 14, 2012.3,428 views
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by Robert Sturman on Jan 12, 2012
This has nothing to do with Tim Tebow or the Equin1,522 views
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by Joseph Boquiren on Jan 9, 2012
I've encountered these pose names from both teachers and students during my several years of practice. The poses aren't really trademarked. One can also read this as a statement on the corrosive, balkanizing practice of 'branding' yoga in this country.522 views
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by Jeannie Page on Jan 8, 2012
If we can say that "Sex Sells" in the United States, it seems the equivalent statement for Latin America would be that "Art Sells."17,759 views
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by Susanna Harwood Rubin on Jan 5, 2012
How deeply do you wish to participate in your life?1,365 views
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by Meg Worden on Jan 4, 2012
I am a writer. I want my writing to sing, to paint a picture and to get underneath your skin with visceral metaphors, so I took a photography class. I learned to take photos, to be a better teacher and to open my heart to the human condition.238 views
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by Joseph Boquiren on Jan 2, 2012
There are some smells that are favorites for men. Among them are baking bread, freshly mowed lawn, clean sheets,..and this smell.352 views
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by Katarina Silva on Jan 1, 2012
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by elephantjournal.com on Dec 31, 2011
The concept of androgyny dates back centuries, referring to a person or thing that doesn’t subscribe to a single gender. By obscuring traditional gender roles an androgynous person may reflect both male and female characteristics.1,472 views
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by Robert Sturman on Dec 31, 2011
Be the dream.795 views
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by Waylon Lewis on Dec 30, 2011
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by Meg Worden on Dec 30, 2011
Feed your artistic genius in 2012. A well nourished body percolates ideas so clear and righteous they spring forth from your forehead fully formed like Athena from the forehead of Zeus. Immortal ideas.1,570 views
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by Robert Sturman on Dec 28, 2011
The miracle of Creation is that it has the potential to become Art and last throughout the ages.449 views
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by Joseph Boquiren on Dec 26, 2011
Santa Claus encounters Chandra the Moon God while delivering gifts to all the good boys and girls.222 views
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by Jim Campbell ~ OmLight Photography on Dec 24, 2011
I find it wonderfully amazing how many evolved, spiritual, strong and committed yoginis are secret (and not so secret) shoe whores. Pardon the French.1,031 views
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by Robert Sturman on Dec 23, 2011
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by Jim Campbell ~ OmLight Photography on Dec 22, 2011
A great evening in the photo studio with two good friends and yoginis who have a special heart connection.727 views
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by elephantjournal.com on Dec 20, 2011
Politicians are always discussing major budget cuts, which include funding to our public schools.354 views
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by Robert Sturman on Dec 20, 2011
Video.604 views
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by Joseph Boquiren on Dec 19, 2011
The economic downturn has been brutal for yoga instructors as it has been for all of us.1,534 views
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by elephantjournal.com on Dec 19, 2011
While Communikey's staff may not be paid in dollar bills, they are compensated more than adequately by the joy they bring to festival goers.312 views
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