I’m in awe over places like the Temple at Burning Man and the people (guardians) who hold this space so beautifully. We need this in our default world. “In 2011, I fell in love. Not with a person, but a structure: The Temple of Transition.” Read Ian Mackenzie’s great essay here: http://www.ianmack.com/dear-guardians/
Author: Annelogue
New Game
I’m in heavy play-mode these days. I have several interesting games going. This is where I need to be in my practices; where I need to cultivate the power, attention, and resources to make a shift into a new game. I will increase the sensation in my body and spend the resources on the desires that will feed me. I’m […]
Infinite Player
“There are two kinds of games in the universe: finite games and infinite games. A finite game is played to win. An infinite game, on the other hand, is played to keep the game going. It does not terminate because there is no winner. Finite games require rules that remain constant. The game fails if the rules change during the […]
Burning Fire
I want no distance between myself and what is real. Let it burn every defense until only sensation remains. Just the heat, the truth, and the clarity of having nothing left to hide.
Silent Sensations
My hand holds a small heap of dark cherries. Cool skins settle against my skin. The first bite is an abrupt burst of sour wine and summer sun. Before the sweet finishes, another follows. No ceremony, just honest hunger answering itself.
Sharing A Frame
A quiet corner of a Copenhagen café, hot coffee in hand, Bach in my headphones. Yes, Bach—bear with me. Outside, low rain clouds hang over the street, blurring the glass into a soft smear of drizzle and condensation. Inside, the room is warm, damp, and humming. At the table next to mine, a couple is busy sketching out their future […]
The Art of Calling the Peak
What does it mean to “call the peak”? It’s the subtle awareness that an experience has delivered its best, and that staying any longer will only dilute it. It’s when a track you love is still playing, but you reach to skip it before familiarity spoils the affection. The trouble is that when life feels effortless, we mistake the method […]