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lucidity : a transformational festival
I came across a blog post [lucidity : a transformational festival] about Lucidity Festival which featured a photo of my fairy stilt costume. It’s a good read and has some great photos!
lucidity parade day #2
jaya love

hidden forest caves
I appreciate this reminder.. it took me a long time to learn this and I find myself sometimes still stressing about the failures and failing to notice the small victories. I realize, though, it is the small victories that result in great accomplishments.. if we remember to acknowledge the little moments of success.
I’ve seen it happen so many times. A student awakens to the transformative powers of Yoga and realizes that it can have a profound healing effect on their lives. They drink in as much as they can and then ask the world of themselves.
“I’m going to get up two hours earlier every day, practice Yoga and meditate. I’m going to completely revamp my diet, change all my bad habits and transcend all of my insecurities. And then I’m going to….”
These are wonderful intentions, but they are too much to take on in the beginning. Our enthusiasm is often greater than our capacity to do all that we have required of ourselves. As a result, instead of experiencing the transformation we so desire, we experience a failure. This is incredibly painful, damages our self-confidence and self-esteem, and can end our journey of self-discovery, healing and personal growth.
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for the love of lattes
spiraling vortex
i got lost in the intricate spirals of cauliflower this morning.
a spiraling vortex. going on. and on.

LOVE DAY
I saw this beautiful rose displayed in a vase of water.. it was lovely.
In honor of Valentines Day, my beloved and I went to dinner at one of our favorite restaurants. As usual, the food was delicious but something about the place was different.
The whole experience was psychedelic. We watched as the wait staff dropped glasses, spilled dishes, forgot orders, ran into each other, and literally bumbled around the restaurant. Every once in a while someone would say something to us and we couldn’t understand a word of it.
Whatever the case we had some good laughs and a lovely dinner.
To Love and my Beloved!







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