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Zero Chill Yogi

Elizabeth Voetsch

Existential angst meets mindfulness.

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Don’t just do something, sit there.

Evening Reading Creator, Georg Pauli (1884)

This last weekend, Jen Doll and I led Beyond the Noise, a yoga and writing retreat at the Spruceton Inn in Westkill. Over four cathartic days and three nights, eight women gathered in the Catskil...

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Spinning Glass Plates

High Noon, Edward Hopper (1949).

“I really think you need to let yourself fall apart right now. I see you. I know how high functioning you are, and that’s what worries me.” Her brow crinkled with concern.

I braced myself against her carin...

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Alone Again, Naturally.

The Pink Dress, Sir William Nicholson (1949).

“We see the world as a reflection of ourselves, which is to say in miniature.”

— Be Not Afraid of Life, edited by John Kaag and Jonathan van Belle

After more than a decade, I find myself alon...

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The Pre-Packaged Sky

Juliana Araujo (2022)

What is the point of yoga? The answer largely depends upon whom you ask. In response to the question, “Is life worth living?” William James replied, “Maybe. It is up to the liver.” So, in response to the question, “Wh...

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The Subversive Choice to Be Good Enough

The Sick Girl: Michael Ancher (1882)

Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about the push-pull between the drive to be constantly improving and settling for good enough. Although settling sounds negative. Maybe being happy with good enough? Tha...

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