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Selected Press & Writings

It’s Beautiful 

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Documentary filmmaker Miko Nincic considers “ways we create and enjoy beauty” and features interviews with artists, scientists, and spiritual teachers.

 

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Robert Sapolsky’s discussion of the brain

 

newdimensions.org

The essential human essences of Creativity, Imagination and Beauty 

 

stanfordmag.org

As Beauty Does

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Ordinary Courage Book Fair: Being Brave

 

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Resident Poet Elicits Reflective Prose from Springhill Students

 

advicetowriters.com

Writerly Wisdom of the Ages/Collected by Jon Winokur

Three articles I wrote during Covid for Valerie Andrews' wonderful online magazine Re-inventing Home

 

reinventinghome.org/anthropologist-of-the-imagination

Describing my work with children and the imagination, including a few wonderful picture poems from elementary students

 

reinventinghome.org/body-of-words

Our bodies and our language as interconnected pathways of beauty

 

reinventinghome.org/the-book-of-qualities

Five new qualities, six pieces of art, and a brief current description of my ongoing work with qualities.

 

 

 

The Art of Living, a not-for-profit based in Barcelona, Spain,  provides a platform for people from all over the world to enjoy and to share their thoughts and experiences on those aspects of being alive which we all have in common ... irrespective of our cultural or religious backgrounds. 

The Art Living website has adapted three sections from Notes on the Need for Beauty.

 

artoflivingguide.org

"The more I study and imagine how people and animals see the world and process what they see, the less certain I am about what the words visible and invisible, realistic and abstract, beautiful and ugly mean. What's abstract and what's realistic depends on the kind of lens you are looking through."

 

artoflivingguide.org

Celebrating the gifts and challenges of embodiment

 

artoflivingguide.org

Reflecting on the how love takes us inside and outside of ordinary selves

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