You may be familiar with the story of the elephant and the six blind men, or a similar tale. As they inspect the elephant, each of the six men gain a different understanding of what the elephant is according to what they touch. One feels a wall, another a hose, a fan,...
Self Care Series #4 Via | Sid Jordan | April 22nd 2020 Where did the coronavirus come from? What is our responsibility towards the plant, animal and inanimate world? How could better care of these elements of the environment serve them and us better? This...
Self Care Series #3 Via | Sid Jordan | April 8th 2020 Many of us may not have yet fully embraced a program of self-care. Our busy culture and current demands of the crisis may not support taking care of ourselves and we may view self care as selfishly motivated. ...
The Yamas of Caring for Others for Social Balance Via | Sid Jordan | April 8th 2020 Paradoxically, caring for one’s self invariably means caring for others as well. It is a part of our human nature to care for one another. To neglect caring for ourselves is to...
Where is the balance between care of self and care ofothers? Via | Sid Jordan | March 26th 2020 Many people who attend our Meditation and Wellness seminars share that theirmotivation for participating is related to hitting the reset button and taking bettercare...
Letting Go of Stress in Our Bodies by Retraining the Brain Via | Sid Jordan | December 4th, 2019 “Knowledge is only a rumor until it is in the muscles.” – A quote from the Asaro Indians of Papua New Guinea During this time of year, with the...
