Category Archives: grief

Right Intention OR Back to Buddhism We Go

Posted on May 14, 2012 by

While my partner and I were in San Francisco, we did a day of let’s just see what happens.  It was my day to pick what we did, and I decided I didn’t want to plan. Mind you, I spent … Continue reading →

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Inventing a Self

Posted on April 26, 2012 by

Sometimes I have so many conflicting thoughts simultaneously I find it completely overwhelming to develop an actual train of thought.  That’s what this subject is like. So, train #1.  I was doing this grief thing yesterday, and I ended up … Continue reading →

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Procrastination and Yoga

Posted on April 20, 2012 by

I am right now procrastinating about doing my homework for yoga teacher training.  I mean, it’s anatomy.  I am an artist.  I am offended by details of the physical world.  Though it is neither yogic or spiritual, I am likely … Continue reading →

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Grief

Posted on March 9, 2012 by

If you want to find out how powerless you are over the winds and storms of your emotional life, try to avoid the feelings after you lose someone. I know about grief.  I have these profound statements I say, like, … Continue reading →

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Why I Am a Glutton for Punishment…or, Couples Therapy, AGAIN

Posted on November 5, 2011 by

Bless me whatever/whoever for I made the appointment.  Without undue external pressure.  Because though in hindsight I must say that the Sheepdog was certainly certifiable, I did feel guilty for my inability to get along with her.  I often feel … Continue reading →

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The Sad News Is…Grief.

Posted on September 26, 2011 by

Okay, so, the back pain started to return. Now, I’ve been having major resistance to reading Sarno’s book, then writing about rage, and writing about rage and writing about rage.  I mean, it’s not exactly a happiness-inducing activity.  Sarno also … Continue reading →

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