For my Dharma Teacher Training with Ronya Banks
Reviews and Comments
Gardener, Yogi, Meditator
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yogat3ch started reading Perspectives on Satipaṭṭhāna by Anālayo
yogat3ch started reading Seeking the Heart of Wisdom by Jack Kornfield
yogat3ch started reading Coming Back to Life by Joanna R. Macy
yogat3ch reviewed Crazy Brave by Joy Harjo
A budding creative native woman's life woven in dreams and trying circumstances
5 stars
Crazy Brave is an inspiring and heart-rending journey through Harjo's early childhood and formative years, finding music, theater and poetry as means of expressing her creativity. Her visionary dreams soar through the poetry she wrote throughout the years. She shares painful experiential accounts of the entanglements with deeply troubled men during her formative years with compassion and perspective. Her sage like wisdom and connection with the spirit world are woven like a silver thread through the stories of her life and her people.
Crazy Brave is an inspiring and heart-rending journey through Harjo's early childhood and formative years, finding music, theater and poetry as means of expressing her creativity. Her visionary dreams soar through the poetry she wrote throughout the years. She shares painful experiential accounts of the entanglements with deeply troubled men during her formative years with compassion and perspective. Her sage like wisdom and connection with the spirit world are woven like a silver thread through the stories of her life and her people.
yogat3ch finished reading The Dispossessed by Ursula K. Le Guin
A sci-fi novel that's secretly a social thought experiment, in which Le Guin imagines a planetary culture modeled on perfect anarchic communalism, it's shining points and it's drawbacks, and a capitalistic imperialist culture from which it emerged many year ago, from the protagonist, Shevek's viewpoint. Shevek is a physicist and philosopher with an incredible idea and is torn between worlds and ideals. The highly detailed, analytic and comparative narration is thought provoking and encourages the reader to think critically about their cultural conditionings.
A sci-fi novel that's secretly a social thought experiment, in which Le Guin imagines a planetary culture modeled on perfect anarchic communalism, it's shining points and it's drawbacks, and a capitalistic imperialist culture from which it emerged many year ago, from the protagonist, Shevek's viewpoint. Shevek is a physicist and philosopher with an incredible idea and is torn between worlds and ideals. The highly detailed, analytic and comparative narration is thought provoking and encourages the reader to think critically about their cultural conditionings.





