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Asana, Pranayama, and Yoga Practice | Community and Family | Food for the Mind (Yoga Philosophy, etc) | Photos | Quaker
Call and Response
I went to a Lenten service for ceasefire that was led in front of the White House today. First there was a Catholic Mass and then an ecumenical service. I sometimes participate in religious rituals outside of my own, as a way of honoring our shared and diverse experience of being. This is the first…
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Reflection (Prakasha and Vimarsha)
At the Thillai Kali temple in Chidambaram, and at other temples I am sure, but that was where I particularly noticed this aspect, there is a mirror on the altar, so that one also sees one’s reflection when watching the abhisheka puja. One is there, too, along with the priests and the gods—watching and a…
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What to Say When
It appears from my long silence here (but not on other social media, where I am regularly posting photos), whatever I might have to say about yoga has been eclipsed by the fact that when I think to write about anything else, I think about calls for peace and justice and, and, and… I say…
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Found Exhortation
Contact your local representatives asking for or thanking them for a permanent ceasefire resolution. Contact your federal representatives asking for or thanking them for working for a permanent ceasefire, tax dollars for humanitarian aid not bombs. Learn, listen, talk about it. Do what you can about one of the crises in our current world. Enjoy…
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Tandava
Siva Nataraja spied doing his wild dance.
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Standing Vigil
My walk in the neighborhood led me to Eastern Market this morning although I was not looking for anything in particular. A small group of people were standing at the four corners of 7th and C Streets Southeast, standing vigil for the children in Gaza and asking for ceasefire. I asked if I might join…
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