Ace piece! Thanks Rhyd. Just writing about the body and practice myself this week. And all those knockout plants (red epazote!). Your garden must be terrific.
Here's to getting our hands dirty.
Sending all primrose best from a Suffolk potting table (lemon drop chillies, Mexican marigolds, anise hyssop, bread poppy, morning glory, asparagus kale...) Charlotte
This reminds me of a thought that’s being floating around in my head. I was reading some yoga book and the author mentioned yoga as linking mind and body. And I really liked that, and took it a step further to thinking of how the breath links mind and body. Both mind and body need oxygen to function, and the breath is a common ground between the abstractions of the brain and the realities of the body. And since breath is also what we use to speak, it is also a link between the self and others.
Always great to see you advocating for tangible embrace as a grounding means in recognition of the foundation of our being.
On another, related, note- can you tell me the name of the essay you wrote in regards to the corno and general need for engaged active energy? It was a while back. A friend of mine was wearing one today it was her grandmother's. She was unfamiliar with the symbolism and I'd love to direct her to that essay.
Ace piece! Thanks Rhyd. Just writing about the body and practice myself this week. And all those knockout plants (red epazote!). Your garden must be terrific.
Here's to getting our hands dirty.
Sending all primrose best from a Suffolk potting table (lemon drop chillies, Mexican marigolds, anise hyssop, bread poppy, morning glory, asparagus kale...) Charlotte
This reminds me of a thought that’s being floating around in my head. I was reading some yoga book and the author mentioned yoga as linking mind and body. And I really liked that, and took it a step further to thinking of how the breath links mind and body. Both mind and body need oxygen to function, and the breath is a common ground between the abstractions of the brain and the realities of the body. And since breath is also what we use to speak, it is also a link between the self and others.
Hi Rhyd,
Always great to see you advocating for tangible embrace as a grounding means in recognition of the foundation of our being.
On another, related, note- can you tell me the name of the essay you wrote in regards to the corno and general need for engaged active energy? It was a while back. A friend of mine was wearing one today it was her grandmother's. She was unfamiliar with the symbolism and I'd love to direct her to that essay.
Thanks,
Autumn