Monthly Archives: July 2010
Thank You Tao Porchon-Lynch!
The only air flowing in the NYC summer hot room at Strala Yoga today was the breath of many yogis who were gathered to soak up the nearly 90 year old Tao Porchon-Lynch’s wisdom. Even though I could hardly hear Tao with her soft voice in the large studio, I was struck and inspired by [...]
The Suitcase of Creativity’s Past
No joke, for the past five years, I’ve held on to a disgusting, old suitcase (a street find) that is filled with much of my student work from Pratt Institute. Until today, it’s musty confines not only housed finished work, but folders and stacks of “the process”(ie sketches, scraps and drafts) as well as unfinished [...]
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Competition Part One, the Question: Is it healthy?
Who are you in competition with? Your job? The people on the yoga mat next to you? Your diet? Yourself? Do you even know whether or not you’re in competition? Perhaps you don’t. We are trained to look at competition as something we just do, so much so that we unconsciously act from it quite [...]
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Working My Way Out of a Tweet Length World
I tweet a lot. 140 characters to say something profound. Easy. And a great way to avoid a coherent, grounded manifestation. This is what I just realized as I sat down to write a blog entry entitled, “Compassion Over Competition: Practicing Yoga with Love & Light”. I have all the pieces that would be great [...]
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Noticing is Living