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Posted on January 14, 2025
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Mr. Tillman, my high school AP English Teacher and dearly remembered mentor, once revised a poetry piece I wrote comparing the death and decline of my addict-mother to a Californian palm tree that had been planted in cold Minnesota soil. I remember handing it… Continue Reading “Revision as a Shield”
Posted on September 10, 2023
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It occurs to me that I write less, or differently, than I used to. Once upon a time, I filled notebooks end to end faster almost than I could find them. I wrote voraciously, and daily. The first time someone violated the sanctity of… Continue Reading “Writing Less: A 2,500-Word Retrospect”
Posted on October 17, 2016
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“Still blissed out from yesterday,” she said. “It was amazing!” High praise from someone who experienced my – yes, my original – Yoga Nidra yesterday. The Yoga Nidra script that nearly defeated me. The Yoga Nidra script I spent ten hours researching, writing, and… Continue Reading “After Writing Nidra”
Posted on October 15, 2016
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Writing a Yoga Nidra script has been extremely challenging. The internet is surprisingly unhelpful. I can listen to or buy recordings of Yoga Nidra to guide myself on a journey, or I can read aloud from one of the books . . . but… Continue Reading “Writing Yoga Nidra”
Posted on July 11, 2016
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In order to purify and elevate my consciousness, equipping me to journey more deeply inside myself, I am about to embark on 49 days – 7 weeks – of: absolutely no Caffeine, Alcohol, Processed Sugar, or Dairy, vastly limited screen time, a whole lot of Yoga,… Continue Reading “Consciousness Cleanse”
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