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We are so happy to make our offerings to this cause benefiting
https://threeandahalfacres.org/ who bring yoga to trauma survivors.
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I will be chanting with you and my sister will be offering a unique piece of wearable art to the winner of the lottery pick from names of participants attending the chant program on zoom on Dec 19th (Sun) 11:30am-12.45pm EST/ 4.30-5.45pm GMT
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Krishna Das will be offering a chant program on Dec 21st.
All programs are virtual and run through the whole month of December.
See the full schedule of programs available to you, where your donation goes, and how to register at We are so happy to make our offerings to this cause benefiting
https://threeandahalfacres.org/ who bring yoga to trauma survivors.
My sister Sarina Rao
https://sarinabird.com/, will be offering a unique piece of wearable art to the winner of the lottery pick of names of participants attending my chant program on zoom on Dec 19th (Sun) 11:30am-12.45pm EST/ 4.30-5.45pm GMT.
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Krishna Das will be offering a chant program on Dec 21st.
All programs are virtual and run through the whole month of December. See the full schedule of programs available to you, where your donation goes, and how to register here:
https://www.eventbrite.com/.../ashtanga-fundraiser-for...
This little book is about the real nature of survival at this pivotal moment on our shared journey together with the Earth. Can we really “survive” as human beings without reconnecting with the soul of nature, the living presence that has sustained us for millennia? What would our world be without wildness and wonder, without the beauty and magic of the natural world, without a dawn chorus or a meadow of wildflowers?
How can we return our awareness to the light of our soul and the world soul, and so help to bring our world back into balance? Returning to this light, this primal song of creation, is a first step in our journey of survival. Without it there is no journey, no place of belonging.
Note from the Author: While the wildfires were raging down the road in August I wrote this little book. It is about the values we need to survive this time of radical uncertainty as we help to seed a future in which the soul of humanity returns to its rightful place in harmony with the earth, the sun, the stars, the wind and the rain. I hope that you find this series of meditations an inspiration and illumination, helping to reconnect our consciousness to the living Earth as well as the deeper dimensions of our being. Please share it with all those who you think will benefit from its message of love and remembrance.
—Llewellyn Vaughan-Lee, December 2020
This little book is about the real nature of survival at this pivotal moment on our shared journey together with the Earth. Can we really “survive” as human beings without reconnecting with the soul of nature, the living presence that has sustained us for millennia? What would our world be without wildness and wonder, without the beauty and magic of the natural world, without a dawn chorus or a meadow of wildflowers?
How can we return our awareness to the light of our soul and the world soul, and so help to bring our world back into balance? Returning to this light, this primal song of creation, is a first step in our journey of survival. Without it there is no journey, no place of belonging.
Note from the Author: While the wildfires were raging down the road in August I wrote this little book. It is about the values we need to survive this time of radical uncertainty as we help to seed a future in which the soul of humanity returns to its rightful place in harmony with the earth, the sun, the stars, the wind and the rain. I hope that you find this series of meditations an inspiration and illumination, helping to reconnect our consciousness to the living Earth as well as the deeper dimensions of our being. Please share it with all those who you think will benefit from its message of love and remembrance.
—Llewellyn Vaughan-Lee, December 2020
Jeff Kaufman, director of a documentary on the life of Nasrin Sotoudeh, talks to IranWire about the plight of camerawoman Mahnaz Alizadeh who is stranded in South America after falling into the hands of a human trafficker.
"The position that cinematographer and activist Mahnaz Alizadeh finds herself in – stranded in Brazil and trying to find a safe haven knowing that a return to Iran could lead to imprisonment or worse – is painful and frightening."
READ MORE:
https://iranwire.com/en/features/8875
Hungarian artist braids, twists and knits plant-based threads into amazingly detailed portraits of humans and nature
Wow!
In the mouth of the China's Yangtze River, a small island holds a secret haven lost to the forces of time and nature—an abandoned fishing village swallowed by dense layers of ivy slowly creeping over every brick and path.
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