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Monthly Archives: January 2011
What I always have wanted to ask…
This is a new category based on an idea from Marta. A question will be posted asking for input and counsel regarding a specific challenge. Please use the comment section for your response. Q5: Where are we going, when we … Continue reading
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The Tao is the Way
Verse 23 is about true intimacy and being at one with all things. To be at one with all things requires to lower the guard and open up fully and completely. Embrace life with everything it has got and take … Continue reading
Tagged tao te ching, True intimacy
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Vulnerability is necessary
A researcher learning to live from the heart.
Means of Life (5)
In many ways, food has become an obsession in our society. As we have established, food intake is regulated by the bodily functions of hunger and satiety, as well as influenced by appetite, that is an indicator which type of … Continue reading
Posted in Awakening & Medicine, Means of Life, Michaela on Medicine
Tagged Ayurveda, Eating, Energy, Food, Health, Physical body
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In the face of tragedy
‘You see, when a tragedy like this strikes, it is part of our nature to demand explanations – to try to impose some order on the chaos, and make sense out of that which seems senseless. Already we’ve seen a … Continue reading
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Eve after the Fall
Auguste Rodin’s primary subject and source of inspiration was the human body, from simple studies to penetrating portraits to depictions of human passion and suffering–continually shocking the public with his sensual subject matter and frequent fragmentation and abstraction of the … Continue reading
Means of Life (4)
So we have established now, that eating is a human need. The body, this living, breathing, vibrating, beautiful living organism is made of the dancing particles of all matter, and renews itself constantly. The body is at all times a … Continue reading
The world I live in
“There is in the blind as in the seeing an Absolute which gives truth to what we know to be true, order to what is orderly, beauty to the beautiful, touchableness to what is tangible. If this is granted, … Continue reading
The Living Room 