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Candle in my Lantern

The candle in my lantern burns days,years and nights. Thoughts of being lost flickers the flame to fright. Memories of my lover’s pale,musky loins sways its pointy tip to dizziness with swoons of rapturous flights. The idea of his demise nearly strips the spirit off its wick.

So I soften to pictures [...]

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Project Armannd

I enjoy finding blogs (sort of) similar to mine. It’s taken me awhile to find my niche;a peculiar blend of personal experience,spiritual advice,philosophical explorations,poetry,gardening,food and general inspiration. Yesterday someone named Titus-Armand commented on my site,so I checked out his blog,Project Armannd. I was pleasantly surprised to fine [...]

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Ratatouille!

If you love food,go see the movie. It’s a sweet,meaningful story about a rat who has a gift for cooking and who ends up in a famous French restaurant. As usual,Pixar creates a beautiful animated world. There’s lots of fun voice acting,especially by Lou Romano,Patton Oswalt (The King of Queens) [...]

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What’s Your Learning Edge?

Adam has started a meme by the name “What’s your learning edge?”. And I’ve been tagged by Ed Mills from Evolving Times. The challenge is to write about what you need or wish most to learn.

First a few words on the idea of edge. The epigraph of W. Somerset Maugham’s The Razor’s Edge reads:[...]

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Alexander Technique and Buddhist Thinking

I googled Alexander and Buddhism and found a few articles,but none which directly connected the primary principles of the two.

The Alexander technique teaches us to regain natural and efficient use of the body,with the mechanism of “primary control”as the director of a balanced body. Primary control is a phrase Alexander [...]

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