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Seeker or Student?

by on Feb 12, 2012

It would be so much easier if there were guru conventions, and all prospective guides could make themselves available for a chat. Kind of like spiritual speed dating.







Farewell Patagonia.

by on Feb 9, 2012

We woke up Saturday morning to perhaps one of the most perfect days in Patagonia. The birds were singing in full glory to welcome the rising sun above the serene Patagonian landscape. The sky was as blue as the sea and clear except for a few lazy powder puff clouds lingering off in the distance.




14 Love Songs (With An Edge) You Should Download Now.

by on Feb 8, 2012

These songs, like the 30 Best Songs of the Year that should be on your Playlist now, are include a few that I somehow left off which happen to be written for the majority of us in mind: imperfectly perfect beings who are not quite in the place they want to be with love and thick in messy stuff of life.



5 Ways The Super Bowl Stole my Soul.

by on Feb 7, 2012

When I immerse myself in yoga, the sports narcotic loses its allure. Normally I’d devour every word in the Boston Globe, Herald, S.I. & Espn. But in India the remedy for stealing back my soul from the sports world was the repetition of mantra & writing the story that fuels the passion of my life.

16 life lessons I learned from Dickens.

by on Feb 7, 2012

Pull up a chair, open up a copy of Great Expectations or A Tale of Two Cities, and toast a cup of Earl Grey to Mr. Dickens for the 200 years of wisdom he's shared with us all.

Pilgrimage To India, Defining The Kumbha Mela: A Discussion With Shelly Craigo.

by on Feb 7, 2012

Shelly Craigo, organizer and facilitator for the Kumbha Mela 2013 for the Himalayan Institute, gives an in-depth description about what to expect while on this pilgrimage and the rich history of the 40 day journey through India's holiest of places itself.



Synchronicity & Yoga Girl. {Music} ~ Scott Wilson

by on Feb 6, 2012

After experiencing a situation like this before with Nickelback, I was very surprised to find out that a multinational corporation actually admitted that they basically copied a video on YouTube for commercial gain. I have found out, subsequently, that this is a much more common occurrence than anyone might expect... So rather than causing a permanent mark on my forehead by slapping it every time it happens, I'm trying to look at this particular situation as an opportunity.

Being A Writer Is Easy.

by on Feb 6, 2012

Being a writer is much like giving birth. A seed is planted. You're excited, you make preparations, you nourish the seed carefully, anxiously awaiting for it to mature. Finally, the time has come to introduce your creation to the world. It's scary. And messy. It's hard pushing your love out into the big scary world. There's even some screaming and some bloodshed.


Stephen Colbert: America’s Satirist. ~ Jeff Fulmer

by on Feb 6, 2012

As we were laughing at “Americans for a Better Tomorrow, Tomorrow (ABTT),” we were actually learning how a complicated legal entity works, as well as the inherent dangers in allowing anonymous donors to funnel unlimited amounts of money into campaigns.
















Rumi: Why He Rocks The World.

by on Feb 1, 2012

He placed a welcome mat with delicate ease at his door, encouraged pain and asked for its footprints, evidence of its visit, to trust the host with its presence










Considering the Accordion. {Video}

by 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...

Ginsberg, The Mayan Jungle & a Bear Who Will Eat You.

by 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.


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