As we sit in the sweet quiet of the day's session of the nine month Integrative Sound and Music Institute certificate program at the New York Open Center, the world spins on.
Sunday, March 25, 2018
NYC March for Our Lives
Sunday, March 18, 2018
March Madness
Once again the heavens have lined up a spectacle.
The Pisces New Moon on March 17. Imbibed with Chiron’s healing influence. It claims to be the best opportunity for wound-healing we will receive throughout this entire year.
The Pisces New Moon on March 17. Imbibed with Chiron’s healing influence. It claims to be the best opportunity for wound-healing we will receive throughout this entire year.
A temporary portal that allows us access to the darkest parts of our soul. We have to take a deep breath, be willing to be vulnerable, and bravely dive in to the core of our being.
The Spring Equinox on March 20. On this day Light and Dark are balanced. The goddess Persephone arises from the Underworld and brings back life to the northern hemisphere.
The Sun rises due East as it begins its ascent into the northern hemisphere. Aries, the first cardinal fire sign brings back the fires of life to us.
Take time today to meditate, journey and dream about what new life you want to bring into the world this year.
Mercury Retrograde starts on March 22. Luckily all the Mercury retrogrades this year are in fire signs. This will aid us to curb our enthusiasm so we feel and think before we act.
March 17 is St. Patrick’s Day. A traditional day for spiritual renewal and offering prayers for
missionaries worldwide.
Time to spin some magic.
Friday, March 9, 2018
war of art | Oscars 2018
This is reposted from the wonder | wander | women article on Medium.
Art imitates life and at the Oscars. This year more glaringly so in all the issues raised and celebrated by a select community that the world looks to as its microcosm.
Amidst the hooplah and bright lights of the Oscars both rising and reigning stars raised their voices and bent our focus on issues and concerns that have been troubling us all.
Art imitates life and at the Oscars. This year more glaringly so in all the issues raised and celebrated by a select community that the world looks to as its microcosm.
Amidst the hooplah and bright lights of the Oscars both rising and reigning stars raised their voices and bent our focus on issues and concerns that have been troubling us all.
Sunday, February 25, 2018
homeland hues
On the eve that celebrates the original 1986 EDSA Revolution in the Philippines, it's heartbreaking to admit that this historical moment of dissent has not led our country out of the loathsome corruption we inherited from the Marcos Martial Law days.
Fat chance relocating to the United States did, now that Darth Cheeze Wheeze Trump has brought this once great country to its knees. We can only hope we recover when he's relegated back to his gilt lined tower.
Fat chance relocating to the United States did, now that Darth Cheeze Wheeze Trump has brought this once great country to its knees. We can only hope we recover when he's relegated back to his gilt lined tower.
Sunday, February 18, 2018
Happy Presidents' Day
Presidents' Day is an official federal state holiday set to honor all who served as President of the United States.
As a newly minted citizen of this grand country, I am proud and honored to have spent eight of my ten years here with the Obamas.
On Feb. 12, 2018, the National Portrait Gallery unveiled the commissioned portraits of the former president and first lady.
Barack Obama's painting by Kehinde Wiley and Michelle Obama's by Amy Sherald mark a high point in our history and highlight our humanity.
Each and all four are shining bright beacons of what it takes to be an excellent human being.
The Obamas made history as the first African American president and first lady. They won our hearts as they exhibited all the grace and elegance humanly possible in the execution of their public office.
They are universally loved and admired for their innate mindfulness and compassionate natures.
They make us all proud to be a part of this historical moment in all our lives.
Check out some of the highlights from the event, and see the painting in person at the Smithsonian Museum.
As a newly minted citizen of this grand country, I am proud and honored to have spent eight of my ten years here with the Obamas.
On Feb. 12, 2018, the National Portrait Gallery unveiled the commissioned portraits of the former president and first lady.
Barack Obama's painting by Kehinde Wiley and Michelle Obama's by Amy Sherald mark a high point in our history and highlight our humanity.
Each and all four are shining bright beacons of what it takes to be an excellent human being.
The Obamas made history as the first African American president and first lady. They won our hearts as they exhibited all the grace and elegance humanly possible in the execution of their public office.
They are universally loved and admired for their innate mindfulness and compassionate natures.
They make us all proud to be a part of this historical moment in all our lives.
Check out some of the highlights from the event, and see the painting in person at the Smithsonian Museum.
Sunday, February 4, 2018
being Meryl Streep
Although this quote has been floating around the internet as something attributed to Meryl Streep it rightfully belongs to Portuguese self-help author José Micard Teixeira.
I choose to relate more to the idea of the words originating from Meryl Streep though. A woman in charge and with the resolve to stand up for what she believes in. That is brave.
Saturday, January 27, 2018
ring of fire
Starting 2018 with a bang! Lots of unrest along the Pacific "Ring of Fire".
Here is a map of tectonic plates and active volcanoes (red dots). ~ US Geological Survey
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