Yin Yoga
“It teaches stillness, and from the stillness comes movement.”
Collapsing the wave function (Ψ)
Though there are many similar waves, no two are the same. When one approaches its destination, it rises up to reveal its final form, only to collapse back in upon itself.
The Dry Fly
The clamour of excited children distracted Andy from the catalogue that lay open on the counter before him. Half a dozen freshly sun-creamed children were clambering over the steps of the harbour pontoon propelled by the prospect of crabbing.
Soixante-et-un
Where does the time go? Well a few years were spent in the fine city of Norwich, to which I’ve returned this anniversaire for both an outing and a trip down memory lane.
The Dao of broken things – 1/132
Remember the first mobile phone you held? The internet’s first whisper? For a time, the digital revolution seemed extraordinary, efficient, cool; and for motorbikes, precisely governed by a myriad of electrical sensors and simple, solid state, controllers.
“Renunciation in our day and age is the most difficult thing there is.”
Beyond consumerism there’s the the kindness we’re already capable of showing to ourselves and others.
Max’s Sketchtober
Time: a retrospective
Stonehenge is thought to be 5000 year old and was built with muscle and tools of stone, wood and sinew. Imagine moving a 3 ton block 230 km across country with that kind of tech. We might only guess at how long it took – and there are 43 of them.
Ageing after SPA ligation
Don’t we take health for granted; busying ourselves with distractions, until something happens to remind us how fragile and contingent things are.
Eight limbs of yoga – 7. Dhyana – Meditation
Whilst it’s easy to conceive of moving up the spiritual ladder a rung at a time until you find yourself floating on a cloud with yogic superpowers, that’s unlikely, right?
Something about boys 