The Yoga Poetry Project
Brandi GeorgeThe Yoga Poetry Project includes reflections on yoga, poetry, and spirituality. It’s free to join, and it includes essays, meditations, writing prompts, reflections, Yoga Nidra, yin sequences, and poetry about the body and consciousness.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 21 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 6 days ago |
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DAY 3: 108 Days - 100 Names of Kali
Ravi Varma Press. Kali, the wrathful protector, ca. 1910–20. Chromolithograph with varnish on paper, 20 × 14 1/4 in. (50.8 × 36.2 cm).
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Krīm Kalyāṇī, She...
DAY 2: 108 Days—100 Names of Kali
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Day 2: Second Ode to Kali
Hear her heart beat from the primal waters:
jasmine
scented
hip bones,
roses
bursting...
DAY 1: 100 Days—108 Names of Kali
I woke up today after a dream of Kali. She ate my heart, of course, flinging my entrails like confetti. She said that I must begin chanting her 108 names today. She said that I must commit to all 100 days. The longest I have done is a week,...
FEAR: Death & Remembering
Yoga philosophy tells us to live in the present, to live and die in each moment. Can We lose our memories and experience love as Krishnamurti defines it, as “action without motive”? Or do We need the action of negation, which memories provi...
FEAR: NOT A TRICK OF THE MIND
In my post a few weeks ago, I wrote about how fear can cause the mind to play tricks on us. In this case, I was imagining my teacher assisting me in headstand. She wasn’t touching me, and yet, I felt her hand. Because of this, I starting to...
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Brandi George is a poet, professor, yoga teacher, elemental witch, and author of four books.
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