Two books, a conversation, lots of experiencing and thinking – that’s what influenced an inner change during my recent vacation – or rather a recommittment to things I’ve explored before, even long before Donald was made president. The first book …
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When I first started participating in the Anar Dana Bay Area project, I was super excited. It seemed that I finally was becoming a dancer. Then I noticed that I wasn’t doing the daily practice that I had put together …
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This week is National Singles Week in the U.S.. There are good reasons of why we need it, as Bella DePaulo points out in her post, including the untapped political potential (her #9). Building on that point, I want to …
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I just returned from a six week trip to Greece, spending most of my time attending fulfilling folk dance workshops. Aside from having a lot of fun learning dances and being exposed to various regions of Greece, I also did …
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When I saw a link to an article on “10 things you might not know about love,” I was curious enough to follow it even though the associated picture made me wonder if I’d just be rolling my eyes and …
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Earlier this year, I realized that our current dominating system is upheld by our collaboration. Instead of collaborating with the system, I argued, we need to shift toward cooperating with each other. If we’d stop following the rules of the …
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