start with any kind of pause

Jul 14, 2011 by

The peace of things reveals you as a piece of all things. This all happens before and beyond language.

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opening mantras

Jul 4, 2011 by

...you remind me that to write truly I must keep an animal head and use my very bones to scratch my marks...

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mantra

Jul 2, 2011 by

Language is the child continually asking “where are we going?” and “when will we get there?” Mantra is the child who says “I love it here right now."

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the speaking therapy, bookless...

Jun 25, 2011 by

How many of the essential things you know did you learn outside of book-learning? Most of them. What would it be like to relearn your book-learning as an illiterate in the field? How much closer can you get to your life?

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syrinx and systole, first thre...

Jun 20, 2011 by

The mourning dove, alighting on a tree that is to him a god, injects radiant space into the left side of my heart.

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the creative posture in yoga (...

May 15, 2011 by

The child is feeling her neurology blossom. The infinity of shells intimates infinite systems. Attraction that flows over a sequence of particulars is the beginning of pattern recognition. Things repeat, things vary, things disappear, things return.

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an ayurvedic view of cancer

Apr 15, 2011 by

In the face of the most difficult etiology, cancer, Ayurveda offers 4 overlapping modes of reflection and support: the descriptive, the preventative, the purificatory, and the palliative.

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authenticity (yoga happens to ...

Apr 15, 2011 by

Every single object that gives you life surrounds you. If you really were alone you would not exist. You did not make the air you breathe.

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homo accipiens

Mar 18, 2011 by

To what extent can the sensation of your breath alone evoke the same wonderment and fascinating absorption that you felt when your mother told you your first story? To what extent can what seems to be absolutely familiar regain its status as the unknown?

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ayurveda-mala, #1-18

Mar 8, 2011 by

The seeing of patterns is to be fully sensual. We need philosophy that can be tasted, we need medicine of birdsong.

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