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Not Becoming, but Exposing
It has been a long, slow , contemplative read of Donna Farhi’s “Bringing Yoga to Life” and I’m not done with it yet. It has been absolutely delightful. Today I was reading through some of the notes I have taken … Continue reading
Posted in Becoming Ourselves, Being Ourselves, Being spirit
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Silence
I am called to silence. And to an inner peace that silence seems to imbue. It is visceral. It is powerful. I am reading Donna Farhi’s “Bringing Yoga to Life“. I love how she demystifies much of yoga, making it … Continue reading
Posted in Being spirit, Inner Voice, Meditation, Mindfulness
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Schooled by my Kids
Kristi and I have been traveling internationally for 25 years. We have always been adept at finding our way around, locating nontouristy (our preference) businesses, restaurants, neighborhoods, and places to stay. Scoping it all out is fun and we’re good at … Continue reading
Travelling Home to Myself
We’ve just returned from 7 weeks of travel in Europe. I am glad to be home despite how wonderful the trip was. As always, travel provides great benefit because it takes you away from the norm, challenges your beliefs and … Continue reading
Siracusa Cathedral
The cathedral of Siracusa is beautiful. It is ornate and simple all at once: a combination of Baroque on the outside with simple Greek doric columns embeded in the walls and visible from both inside and out. The Greek temple … Continue reading
Posted in Beauty, Sicily, Travel
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Being Disconnected
I’ve been completely without phone or Internet for 24 hours. That’s not entirely true as I’ve used Kristi’s tablet to do what had to be done via email. But my phone just stopped working and my tablet, for the second … Continue reading
Posted in Choice, Life's challenges, Uncategorized
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Marsala Archeological Museum
This museum is a gem and probably the best thing we saw in Marsala. It has two parts: an outdoor archeology site with ruins and some wonderful mosaics from a Roman villa circa 300 A.D., and an inside museum housed … Continue reading
Posted in Italy, Sicily, Travel
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