poem

So Much Feels Arbitrary

Published on June 21, 2016 · Tags: arbitrary, Chinese lion statue, darsan, Diana L. Eck, diversity, foo dogs, garden art, garden statues, grief, iconography, India, leprechaun, Marge Piercy, Marge Piercy poem, Mark Twain, meaning of turtle, pilgrimage, Pilgrimage Pittsburgh, poem, religious diversity, turtle, yard

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Say What You Mean

Published on May 4, 2016 · Tags: Ben Franklin quote, Brian Doyle, choose joy, clear clutter, cookbook, Daniel Ladinsky, depression, emotional clutter, essay, Hafiz, integrative health coach, Jim Carrey, joy, judgement, Lissa Rankin, Maine, Matrika, Meditation, poem, poet, Practice, sadness, Sharon Fennimore, The Fear Cure, The Sun, twig tea, Yes Man, Yes Man trailer

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Everything Changes

Published on April 16, 2016 · Tags: attachment, breathing, breathing practice, Buddhism, calm, change, David Chadwick, everything changes, gatha, group coaching, human suffering, Make Room, Meditation, moment, online community, online meditation class, Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh meditation, poem, present moment, seasons, Sharon Fennimore, smile, suffering, Suzuki Roshi, Thich Nhat Hanh, wonderful

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Stir the Sea

Published on March 20, 2011 · Tags: dharma, first day of spring, Pittsburgh yoga instructors, poem, Sharon Rudyk, Shutaku, spring meditation, Yoga Matrika, yoga Pittsburgh

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