A great post from Lateral Action:http://lateralaction.com/articles/creativity-unconscious/ “Whenever you set out to do something extraordinary, there comes a point where… you have to choose between trying to control everything – or letting go and getting carried away by something bigger and … Read More
Many thanks to Paulette for sharing this wisdom in her most recent newsletter. The Guest House This being human is a guest house.Every morning a new arrival.A joy, a depression, a meanness,some momentary awareness comesas an unexpected visitor. Welcome and … Read More
I came across an article I remember reading before (and maybe even posted here, not sure and didn’t have time to search), and thought it was timely and interesting to read. From Aziza Sa’id’s blog Today my students were teachers, … Read More
Gibson Pearl posted this today, and I thought it was beautiful. This is something I found long ago…I modified it a touch. Maybe it’s something you need to hear right now. Maybe you know someone who needs to hear it. … Read More
Auntie BubboPants over on Ravelry.com is a hoot to read. But this month I particularly loved her response to a woman who wants to get a tattoo, but her hubby isn’t keen on it. I kept saying “YEAH!” throughout. I … Read More
Over on Momma Paulette’s blog she wrote late last year about moving with grace while still being grounded. I enjoyed this summation at the end of the post: That is what should happen in tribal when you are following your … Read More
I recently watched Bahaia’s “Combinography” video. To be perfectly honest, I wasn’t a huge fan of the content overall, but this one line was so well articulated, I had to share it with you! “Your dance is a way of … Read More
So I am a member of the Ravelry community, and each year they have the BOB Awards, which is an excuse to call to light some of the best patterns, best projects, best yarns, best contributors, and in this case, … Read More
All the way back in May, I was pondering the collision of modern media and the organic process of artistic creation. In that post I wrote: “A sculpture or a painting–even a piece of music or a video–is not expected … Read More
One of my newer students, the lovely Kelly, gave me some wonderful food-for-thought today via her blog. From her very first class, I could see Kelly was a thoughtful student–she asked excellent questions, and gave good feedback verbally and physically … Read More