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Walking to Work
Whatever the season, I notice the beauty on my walk to work. I see what remains the same and what changes. I invite the sweetness I feel arising spontaneously from my daily walks though the neighborhood, which, familiar as they are, still feel like vision quests, to come into how I experience the rest of my encounters with the world.
Peace and light, E — Posted with WordPress for BlackBerry.
Signs Around Town
It is hard to think of trash as lovely, though I am acquainted with a few who make extraordinary meals from dumpster diving (though they would be doing that from a better class of dumpster).
Is finding lovely a dumpster in the parking lot of mostly closed stores anything like the yogis who seek the divine in the cremation grounds? Am I up to the challenge? Are you?
Peace and light, E — Posted with WordPress for BlackBerry.
Parama Shiva Tattva (playlist from class)
Per Pam’s request, here’s the Shiva-themed (with a little Ganesha {son of Shiva} and Bhuvaneshwari {Adi Parashakti inseparable from Shiva} included) playlist from Saturday’s class:
- Om Shiva, Chloe Goodchild, from Sura
- Hey Shiva Shankara, Dave Stringer, from Japa
- Shiva Shambo, Bhagavan Das, from Now
- Son of Shiva, MC Yogi, from Elephant Power
- Om Mata, Ragani, from Best of Both Worlds
- Dancing with the Goddess, Atman, from Eternal Dance
- Namah Shivayah, Krishna Das, from Live on Earth
- Hara Shiva Shankara, Jai Uttal, from Spirit Room
Enjoy. Practice. Dance. Sing.
State of the Garden
Radishes, kale, green garlic





