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- Articles | The Sushi of Yoga: How a Yoga Student-Turned-Teacher Applied a
Food Metaphor to the Teaching of Tricky Balancing Postures
After years of learning, fleeing, more learning and then teaching, Tassy offers a way of approaching yoga that might do for life in general
by Elaine Tassy | Universal
Fiction | - The Song of the Dragonflies
“ Dragonflies on stained-glass wings skim over a lake. Their reflections flash like finely cut jewels on the surface of the water. Ancient creatures, unchanged for countless millennia, the sound of their flight vibrates in the air as a song. ”
by T. Paul Buzan | Korea
- Poetry | Aruba
by Noel Shafi | Aruba
- Journalesque | Everyday
“ I learn something new everyday. I find something new everyday. And I feel something new everyday. ”
by Lori C. Brown | Jeju Island, South Korea
- Fiction | Thoughts After Alaska
“ During the winter months of November and December people living above the Arctic Circle's southern boundary are deprived of sunlight entirely. Each year the citizens of northern Alaska wait for a day in mid-November when the sun must inevitably sink to bed; it will retreat back beyond the horizon line as in the closing to a dramatic film. ”
by Clayton Violand | Alaska, United States; Beijing, China; Belgrade, Serbia; Para Cruz, Mexico
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