Love is in the Air
Did we know how it was to be in love before our first love? We had some idea about the feelings associated with being in love from the movies we watched, the love songs we listened to, the stories we heard and the relationships we observed around us. We knew that we might have butterflies in our stomach. We
Life is Good
How could we live an authentic life if we worry about the outcome of our actions and decisions all the time? Our desire is not for intermittent love but uninterrupted, unconditional love. Self-love – love within us – is without a beginning, without an ending. What is it that bridges the valleys between wani
In and Out
Are you pausing in between inhaling and exhaling? Is your breath in longer than your breath out? Or vice versa? Observe your breathing pattern without changing it. Do your scattered thoughts bother you? Do you have sticky thoughts that never leave you alone? Do you keep a to-do list? If so, is it a long list?
Seeing the World in the Dark – An Interview with Amanda Staab
When she was in labor, shamanic practitioner Amanda Staab was expecting to hold her oldest daughter. Reawakening to her connection with the universe was a bonus.
Love as a Verb
We love ice cream. Love watching movies. Love our parents, children, friends and partners. But what is love? No search engine is shy about revealing the definition of love: “an intense feeling of deep affection” or “a person or thing that one loves”. What is love as a verb? Merriam-Webster says it is to
Interview of Daniel Jackovino on his Solo Art Exhibit
Black Walnut Head Dolls of Daniel Sometimes a phone call is forgotten even before uttering goodbye. Sometimes it is remembered for decades, but rarely does it lead to a solo art exhibit. Daniel had met Victoria at the Art Students League of New York and had not spoken with her in a while when she called [&hell