The Courage to Live Box-less — Getting Outside the Label Labyrinth.
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Your Creative Force: How To Make The River Rage.
Remember the only rule: that there really are no rules. Freedom is uncertainty. Freedom is the questions. Freedom is the open road, all exits yours for the taking, as you whirl on by them toward the abyss, your trail of fire blazing.
Artistic Application And Its Role In Holistic Healing.
The artistic medium serves well as a stronghold, from where we can develop and refine creative expression. As such, I found a stronghold in my paralysis, to internally create a spiritually supporting mind/body, and free it from reactive influence through artistic application.
Tattoos Do Not Belong In Spirituality (And Other Complete Bullsh*t).
Each moment that any of us (and I mean any of us) sit in meditation, say a prayer, practice Yoga, count a mala or rosary bead, or even, simply take a mindful breath while skateboarding, hiking, making love or rocking out at a concert, truly benefits all beings.
Self-criticism: The Way You Break Your Own Heart.
As we let go of our own self-judgment and need for perfection, we can be open to be generous about other people's growth and mistakes too.
Keep Singing: The Power Of Music To Shape Your Reality.
I found music to be the fastest and most efficient way to connect to Source, or what yogis call the Naad, or Brahma Nada, or the Sound Current. And I knew when I’d tapped into it because it felt like pure bliss and freedom. Or, it sometimes felt uncomfortable… because it was showing me how I ...
My Declaration Of Creativity And Love.
Do we dare to let our hungers dry up and be contented with who we are, with what we have? Do we dare to start feeling good, Divine, exactly where we are right now? Or do we make up conditions on how it’s supposed to look or feel or what enough-ness and creativity is for us?
“I Want to Be Thoroughly Used up When I Die.” — George Bernard Shaw on Taking Creative Action.
Among other timely reminders to “stop the emotional propaganda of feeling manipulation” and “become your own existential detective,” while on my way to be hanged, George Bernard Shaw tapped me gently on the shoulder. I thought I was seeing a ghost.
All that is beautiful. All that is wounded. All that is whole. {Nudity}
Daring to see and be seen by the naked eye calls for courage and leads to intimate liberation. Not because the body is the container of the soul, but because the body is the amalgam of your experience, your raw energy, and your will to live. When we capture this together, we capture the ...