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Month: January 2016
Post #2095: A recap of month one
My key words for 2016 (as recorded in my Year Compass) are “Movement. Motion. Mobilizing,” which is what I wrote in response to the request for a single word to describe what I wanted. It seemed like this was one word, but broken out… Continue Reading “Post #2095: A recap of month one”
Post #2094: The crows I know
The crows outside our home in the giant beech trees were numerous and truly magnificent yesterday. Just the few photos and bit of video I shot feels like it could provide art fodder for months – and while I don’t have a lot of… Continue Reading “Post #2094: The crows I know”
Post #2093: Days like these…..
My days lately have been full from start to finish. Get up early, meditate, get to work, do something after work (weaving class, group meditation, date with family, refugee sponsorship meeting), bedtime story, sleep. And again, and again, and again. It’s tiring me out,… Continue Reading “Post #2093: Days like these…..”
Post 2092: In praise of a clear afternoon in winter.
Taken on the delta at the Reifel Bird Sanctuary, January 2016.
Post 2091: Sitting with discomfort.
If meditation has taught me one thing (or started to anyhow), it’s that sitting with discomfort is possible. And more than that, it’s often desirable. When we sit with discomfort without immediately trying to rectify it, we learn more about the cause, and we stop ourselves… Continue Reading “Post 2091: Sitting with discomfort.”
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