not an oxymoron
Posted in On Personal Practice, On Practices on May 9th, 2008
Shadow & Light again, only this time I cast the front of my body––her ventral plane––into shadow and illuminate the back, the dorsal plane.
She is iridescent, as if covered with fine rain-bowing scales. A reptile. An upright fish. I feel how I was once a fish, my belly mostly facing the pull of gravity while […]
Posted in On Personal Practice, On Practices on May 6th, 2008
Perpetual Motion Practice
Use any music that has a steady rhythm (different tempi are fine) without silences at a sustainable pace.
Keep moving as much of the entire body as possible for a minimum of 20 minutes. 40 minutes is best.
What I’ve been liking is that, though I generally begin with a sense of obligatory gloom, […]
Posted in On Personal Practice, On Practices on May 5th, 2008
My left side is twice as long as my right. I don’t care what the mirror says. When I close my eyes, my left is longer than my right. So which is truer, seeing or feeling? Which do I care about more?