LeWitt has us meditating on the notion of a wall.
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DeLillo's usual mode of meditating on the grandly strange and surreal.
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Still, meditating on death can also be psychological dangerous for some.
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These are all themes worth meditating on during this new moon.
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And meditating on it, helps me feel like I can be better.
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Cole read aloud short prose texts meditating on Duarte's life and times.
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I wonder what he's meditating on — hopefully reaching some heightened state of awareness.
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After a day spent meditating on death, watching people have sex felt good.
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Sitting in a zen rock garden, meditating on existential angst with Rineke Dijsktra.
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Security isn't a theme you worry about often, but today it's worth meditating on.
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I began meditating on an unhealthy question: How dead are things that are over?
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He spent a lot of time walking through the woods and meditating on the forest.
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That's part of what I'm meditating on now, how should we approach this particular album?
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The first time he broadcast himself meditating on Facebook Live, he did so at 6 a.m.
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Like the Rothko Chapel, this is a space for meditating on terrestrial perception and cosmic ineffabilities.
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Watching The Crow and meditating on her co-star's passing taught her the magic of film.
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Meditating on our ancestors, as Wagner's own story shows, can suggest better ways of being ourselves.
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Since receiving it on Friday, I've spent the weekend meditating on your concerns large and small.
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This full moon is in philosophical Fire sign Sagittarius, an energy that's always meditating on the truth.
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Then a CNBC tweet meditating on the less than $7,000 in her savings account received similar backlash.
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I passed young families pushing strollers and old men meditating on stone steps built into a hillside.
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It might be surprising to hear that what's been keeping me going lately is meditating on slavery.
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Mindful eating is not meditating on food — it's simply pausing and bringing full awareness to the experience.
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Often I've felt like my morning meditation practice is just me meditating on how much I hate myself.
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You would also benefit from emotionally connecting with yourself and meditating on your hopes and dreams for the future.
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At her best, Hatoum's art is provocative and confrontational, meditating on realities that often are overlooked or pushed aside.
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Nowadays, modern-day Pagans honor Litha by meditating on their role in nature and raising awareness for solar energy.
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They play seven Miles originals meditating on the revolutionary potential of spirituality, and the need to reject political oppression.
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Shire gained notoriety on Tumblr and Twitter, posting beautiful, gut-wrenching poems meditating on home, womanhood, and the immigrant experience.
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In part, searching for hope by reflecting on slavery requires meditating on how little progress we've made toward liberation, too.
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This year, improve your alignment, and maybe get funnier in the process: Be fully alive now by meditating on your demise.
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Ms. Bourgogne showed more than 2200 works in various media, meditating on the mutability of the human body — particularly the skin.
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Measuring poverty always entails tricky value judgments, as Adam Smith observed in "The Wealth of Nations" while meditating on a linen shirt.
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It's heavy stuff, especially when employed here, at the very end of a record that spends its time meditating on interpersonal loss.
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Together, they allow Older to explore a world of information manipulation and electoral strategy while meditating on the meaning of objective truth.
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When it's a penis, I delete right away, almost instinctively, and then spend days meditating on the man attached to the member.
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In Grand Teton, I sat silent in the Chapel of the Transfiguration, meditating on its picture-window marriage of natural beauty and spirituality.
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At one point, when a flute-and-clarinet trio finishes meditating on a gently flowing passage, ICE flutist Alice Teyssier gives a nod.
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" Merrill Garbus of Tune-Yards spent time meditating on her own whiteness while recording "I Can Feel You Creep Into My Private Life.
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This could mean kicking out a shitty roommate, reconnecting with family, energetically cleansing your space, or simply meditating on what security means to you.
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Discussing her past, Afshani said she grew up as a "nomadic woman," meditating on the uncertainty, nostalgia, and fantasy of the places she's lived.
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Back in 1952, President Harry S. Truman declared that the American people should spend one day a year praying or meditating on their faith.
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You're ready to partner with someone—or commit a project or idea—after having spent so much time meditating on it during Sagittarius season.
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That doesn't have to mean heading out to a park, or meditating on the cyclical nature of life, but it's not a bad start.
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"Never send to know for whom the bell tolls; it tolls for thee," wrote John Donne, meditating on society and the individual, back in 1624.
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She loved listening to taped lectures about ear canals, but would also sit outside and listen to the birds for hours, meditating on God's creation.
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But re-watching the end of the game and meditating on that cutscene and the events that occur thereafter, I no longer feel that way.
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Almost 15 million others had also undergone elective surgery, yet I still felt alone in my decision, despite meditating on it for almost 10 years.
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Weeks later, I sit meditating on all this with a glistening pile of Trader Joe's dark chocolate peanut butter cup foils next to the laptop.
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Irisarri has been meditating on similar questions of ecology, place and humanity through a string of records for the often environmentally minded Australian label, Room40.
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I'll pick it up and play it when I'm thinking about stuff I need to do, meditating on an idea or drinking my morning coffee.
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I contacted a therapist I had seen, a powerful woman nearing 70 who often spoke with the air of a monk meditating on a mountain.
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In fact, he's slated to release What Unites Us — a collection of essays meditating on patriotism and what it is to be an American — on Nov.
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Decker said in an email that the track came from meditating on human connection, and realizing that there's often a dark undertones to feelings of belonging.
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It's haunted and melancholic, the sort of wispy thing that you might hallucinate during a long night alone while meditating on your place in the world.
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To do that she focuses on the building blocks of the internet — design, text, images, video and music — while meditating on themes of magic and loss.
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His collaborations with Mos Def, together called Black Star, and solo work have spawned multiple albums meditating on issues like mass incarceration, misogyny and police brutality.
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"In positive psychology, interventions might involve recalling a positive experience and writing about it for 20 minutes, or just sitting and meditating on it," Lomas said.
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It refuses to universalize Latin American identity, instead meditating on the importance of action in the face of adversity, whatever that may be for the individual.
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Borelli, who plays newbie Grey's intern Levi Schmitt, is meditating on one of his many sex scenes with newcomer Alex Landi, who plays muscley resident Nico Lang.
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But Florence and its churches are also associated with some of the darker episodes in Europe's religious and cultural history, and they too are worth meditating on.
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VanWyngarden: On our last album, we were meditating on death a lot and we had this feeling of cynicism at times—but it was also about acceptance.
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Brown has spent quite some time meditating on these themes, as far back as Bamboo Earrings, At Least Two Pair, presented at Detroit's CAVE Gallery in 2016.
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This is a powerful date for meditating on what "home" means to you, whether that's a real place or more of a state of mind (or both!).
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I never read the book, but I kept it around for weeks, looking at the spine and meditating on the title: What should we be worried about?
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Jadeveon Clowney, a Seahawks defensive end, can spend all week meditating on his personal philosophy, and Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers may still throw five touchdowns on Sunday.
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One meaning of the Bantu word "sènsa" is "to reveal," and Maheke and Nkisi use gesture, sound and light to create a work meditating on visibility and invisibility.
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If you're anything like us, you've probably spent more time focused on the bank-account-draining price tag of a diamond ring than meditating on its surprising history.
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You're also meditating on the bigger picture and imagining how you'll push things forward in your career as the moon connects with taskmaster Saturn and power planet Pluto.
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Harry Gruyaert's photographs are gorgeous, complex tableaus meditating on the theatricality of life, whether that be in an immaculately colorful street scene or a calmly set out oceanscape.
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Burckhardt works across these mediums without trying to fit them all together, but, despite all the differences, in each of them he is meditating on the nature of art.
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While they are stuck in their cubicles, mentally redecorating and meditating on death, Knight is sipping piña coladas and writing her next best-selling "No F*cks Given" guide.
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The work usually begins with a concept that comes about by meditating on a found image, a turn of phrase or the way a word sounds, and so on.
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It's a little bit like meditation: When you get distracted, gently bring yourself back to your breathing or what you're meditating on (in this case, something other than this person).
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Should agents uncover Meader's name in some dusty classified file, I hope that they'll spend a few moments meditating on just how hard it is to become our authentic selves.
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Herstik suggests meditating on the Death tarot card, scrying (gazing into a crystal ball, concave black mirror, or bowl of water), working with black and red crystals, or practicing sex magick.
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The new moon in Taurus is the perfect time for you to create a vision board or to do some journaling or meditating on what you want to manifest into being.
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They had to scatter across the globe as political exiles in the face of the war, but they were already meditating on that possibility with their collages and piecemeal art pieces.
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After enduring teachers and students who tell her she'll never really be an artist, she spends a lot of time meditating on the question of who is allowed to create art.
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Max Read over at New York Magazine did a nice piece meditating on what Facebook actually is these days, which still doesn't seem clear to anyone, including perhaps Mark Zuckerberg himself.
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So as not to interrupt them, we gave wide berth to a father and his young daughter standing mesmerized before a waterfall, and to a man meditating on a mossy ledge.
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I've graduated to mostly meditating on my own, but when I'm feeling extra frazzled I still pop on my headphones for a guided session to give my buzzing mind a break.
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I've graduated to mostly meditating on my own, but when I'm feeling extra frazzled I still pop on my headphones for a guided session to give my buzzing mind a break.
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But I know I will be meditating on Jenny Odell's "How to Do Nothing: Resisting the Attention Economy" for years to come (plus, there were too many library holds to wait).
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You spend a lot of time on the table because what you're doing is a little bit unnatural and you break stuff because you're just meditating on your forehand over and over.
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Moving forward, I have been meditating on work that is more personal, more about my own internal struggles and the link between myself and the larger universe and people with shared experiences.
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Following the death of his father and the subsequent sale of his childhood home, Tolman threw himself into his work, meditating on the neighborhood he grew up in with the piece, Suburbs.
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In meditating on these questions, I have found that the prophetic voice of Abraham Joshua Heschel (1907-1972), a Polish-born Jewish-American rabbi and activist, can help us toward an answer.
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Action is the film's main concern, though as a Ghost in the Shell adaptation, it does spend some time meditating on how to locate the soul when the biological merges with the technological.
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By meditating on death, through death metal, it's possible that some listeners will begin to push back against the non-musical forces that made the old school death metal revival relevant and real.
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In it, pregnant Portman swims, plays with her 5-year-old son Aleph, and, yes, does appear to lie in bed (in lingerie, of course) meditating on the gravity of creating new life.
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It's a record for meditating on whatever struggles you're facing today, staring out the windows and watching the world go by, or... we don't know, drinking cheap beer and kicking trash cans over.
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For example, if a person is repeating the rosary, or meditating on a chant, both involve focus and language centers of the brain, and we can expect those parts to be in use.
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"I am fire gasoline, Come pour yourself all over me, We'll let this place go down in flames only one more time," goes Zedd's latest single "Stay," meditating on the destruction of impulse.
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And since you work in one of art's most revered mediums, we're forced to consider your work in a way that's almost the opposite of social media—entering a gallery space, meditating on it.Yeah.
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Little is known about these miniature figures, which have a removable panel in the chest, but it seems likely that they are tools for meditating on Christ's paradoxical nature of being both man and God.
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From the inevitability of death, you move to contemplating the impossibility of knowing when death might occur, and then to meditating on spiritual awareness as the only thing that can potentially "help you" through death.
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Analogous to the romantic phrases that serve as the title of each collage, Patterson's formal practice traces a poetics of the garden — meditating on the entropy and delicate elegance of our natural and built environments.
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" —Esmeralda Santiago "Lost Children Archive by Valeria Luiselli is informed, to powerful effect, by the author's ongoing commitment to meditating on the seemingly infinite predicaments America's immigration and refugee policy has brought to the fore.
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It's a reality that weighs heavily on Jes Aurelius—enough that he felt the need to to make a whole collection of recordings meditating on the impact that unmanned warfare has had on the world.
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Father, forgive me, but I am not texting -- I'm recording inspiration.) As you might have noticed, I took a few weeks off from reading, writing and meditating on the Bible during Christmas (ironic, you could say).
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On the contrary: Unless a doctor has specifically advised it, women who are 39 or 40 (or 41, or 42) weeks pregnant are not lying in bed meditating on the gravity of creating new life. Nope.
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In "Luxury Rentals," Ms. Mapp grapples with this dilemma and its impact on the art form while meditating on the life of the dancer — its challenges, rewards and the powerful sense of community that dancers share.
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" In its most basic terms, Menzies said, acting is "often just a question of meditating on who the person is, why they are saying what they are saying, why they are behaving as they are behaving.
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In meditating on life as womyn, the artists and facilitators hope to subvert expectations, create controversy, and explore the implications of pop culture, all culminating in an interactive performance taking place Sunday, July 10: RECHARGE/HER.
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Bookending Ramírez-Figueroa's piece was Argentinian artist Amalia Pica's "Asamble" (2015), a silent procession meditating on democratic communication; and a rowdy, percussive performance of "Kitchen Drumming (Batuque na cozinha)" (2013/17) by Brazilian art collective OPAVIVARÁ!
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Like — and this is another version related to not-self — you're meditating on a retreat, and you feel that the tingling in your foot is no more a part of you than a bird that's singing, right?
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Every step has been unbelievably rewarding: meditating on bad fingering, writing diss tracks to emotionally reckless daters, trying to get into butt stuff and going on more kooky adventures for the sake of the story and Science.
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She's meditating on the tensions women face in a world that speaks of gender equality but in which women still bear the greater burdens of balancing career and family, even with a forward-thinking husband like Barack Obama.
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In "Barbarian in the Garden," the poet Zbigniew Herbert's collection of essays published in the 1980s, Herbert, fresh out of Cold War Poland, travels around Europe, meditating on food, art and the relationship of culture to torture or violence.
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Read More: Meditating on Your Death Could Make You Happier Only 22 percent credited medical professionals with educating them about death, and many respondents—16 percent—cited film and television as an influence on their knowledge about end-of-life issues.
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"Teete's House" (1886) by early San Francisco painter Henry Alexander and "Studio Wall" (1963) by Richard Diebenkorn bring a synchronicity that the rest of the wall lacks, meditating on and contrasting the spaces of rest and work, excess and labor.
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It's impossible to know, yet meditating on each curious watercolor — a golden heaven or a man walking the fractured wood of a tree trunk like a tightrope — suggests something of the artist's passions and anxieties about their place in the world.
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" Despite Mr. Krymov's penchant for intellectualizing — at Moscow's experimental Dmitry Krymov Lab, which he heads, meditating on the art of theater comes with the territory — the human heart and the thwarting of its needs is his subject in "Square Root.
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Luckily, meditating on the shadows has created a transformation within you, and when Mercury enters Aquarius, you'll feel absolutely ready to face the world—it's likely some travel will come your way or that you'll go on an adventure soon.
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Meditating on recent high-profile shootings of unarmed black men by police, Rousseau Mieze, the graduate of a no-excuse high school who now teaches in one, found himself considering the similarities between the shootings and school discipline at its worst.
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As much as this museum is about meditating on the roles selfies play in our lives, it also feeds into a larger trend hitting cities across the world: spaces like the Museum of Ice Cream and Happy Place specially made for social media.
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It's that he and his modern China are distant, and can only be understood by thoroughly researching, as well as reinterpreting what he was saying and how he was saying it – meditating on the "in-betweeness" that characterized both his life and writing.
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There is a certain art to sitting down—even in front of a screen—and spending a few minutes meditating on a grassy knoll in England, or joining a stranger on a stroll through Tokyo just as cherry blossoms begin to bloom.
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The image of an unknown, undocumented Hsieh meditating on his artistic philosophy while cleaning a restaurant floor suggests a Zen monk who sweeps fallen leaves off the stone steps of a temple as a means of getting into a mood of contemplation.
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"Building Stories" (2012) was both more modest and more ambitious: It had no grand plot, and its unusual format (a box of 14 separately printed comics, readable in any order) meant you sifted through the contents while meditating on time and memory.
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Alternatively, it could feel harder to articulate yourself in the way you would like, which makes this a great time to work on your communication skills and spend time meditating on what your genuine thoughts are on topics that are important to you.
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The record finds the young bandleader meditating on romance, personal growth and the travails of his native Baltimore; he will celebrate its release at Nublu with Corey Wallace on trombone, Marc Cary on piano, Jon Michel on bass and Curtis Nowosad on drums.nublu.
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It has taken mystics to brave it: St John of the Cross venturing into the noche oscura in which the soul meets the Lover, or the writer of the Chandogya Upanishad, "meditating on this visible world as beginning, ending and breathing in the brahman".
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Trey McIntyre's "The Accidental" is a four-part response to songs by Patrick Watson; Matthew Neenan's "Keep" features 10 performers meditating on love and relationships; and "Grace Action," Nicolo Fonte's first work for the company, puts a dozen dancers at the mercy of Philip Glass.
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Perhaps it follows, then, that over the last two years, numerous incredibly insightful texts meditating on grief and loss have been published—some that grapple with our country's collective mourning, others that focus on the intensely personal experience of the death of a loved one.
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" A new initiate's first group experience at the ashram was usually the "Enlightenment Intensive," described by Ma Satya Bharti as follows: "A combination of the Zen technique of concentrating or meditating on a koan—in this case, the question 'Who am I'—and Western communication techniques.
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A collection of moments rather than a linear story, this film is at its best when it's suffused with the presence of the Dalai Lama, whether he is watching schoolchildren in Canada practice gratitude or meditating on separating his consciousness from his body in preparation for death.
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Which means that for each moment that you work towards certain progress, you can spend another reading journal entries and meditating on the folly and struggle of those that came before, considering the ways in which these old decisions echoed their repercussions forward into the future.
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One moment Mr Knausgaard is meditating on whether it's possible to find meaning in a world without God; the next he is describing the mundane details of feeding a child or lighting a cigarette (the series would have been considerably shorter if he wasn't such an avid smoker).
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At the end of the novel, after meditating on the idea over hundreds of pages, the narrator not only comes to peace with not having a child but celebrates the choice as important in its own right, a simple yet bold declaration that is certain to elicit mixed reactions.
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This word choice suggests a malady of some kind, as though modern design were in need of a cure, and in wandering through the exhibition, particularly meditating on the joyful and colorful folk art sealed into hermetic white-and-glass display cases, the exact nature of the malady became more apparent.
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Meditating on the "disparate forces polarizing present-day American culture," Here and Now tells the story of two families in Portland, OR. One family, a philosophy professor and her husband, their adopted children from Vietnam, Liberia and Colombia and their sole biological child, and a contemporary Muslim family of a psychiatrist who is treating one of their children.
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Pub date: March 224 Kate Zambreno's genre-bending Screen Tests is hard to pin down — maybe they're essays, maybe they're micro-fictions — but the collection as a whole serves as a peek into the mind of a brilliant woman, meditating on ambition, vanity, age, art, and creativity, and drawing portraits of those who inspire her — Susan Sontag, Kathy Acker, Amal Clooney, and more.
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During this Mercury retrograde, you will experience a lot of bullshit concerning cash—please don't buy anything important or invest in any crazy businesses—but you could use this time very wisely by reflecting on why you have the spending (and saving) habits that you do, or by meditating on your sense of self-esteem and your relationship with money and security.
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THOUGH ALL ARTISTS can be given to meditating on a piece for longer than might seem rational or sane, it is the so-called land artists like Smithson and Holt, minimalist sculptors who left New York in the 22016s for the open, malleable vistas of the American West, who remain the poster children for creative endurance, in part because of the nature of their particular obsession.
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" That was Jeff Koons, genius or charlatan, depending on whom you talk to — an artist known for elevating children's toys and vacuum cleaners to the stature of the Greek gods, sitting in the office area of his 2200,240-square-foot studio meditating on his latest project: a multifaceted series he has been working on under conditions of the utmost secrecy for well over a year, entitled "Masters.
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When Barry Jenkins's "Moonlight" won the Best Picture Oscar in 2017, it seemed to mark the complete arrival of a new wave of films telling emotionally complex black stories: Ava DuVernay's "Selma" bringing striking intimacy to what could have been another "great man" biopic, Ryan Coogler's "Fruitvale Station" patiently watching quiet moments in the life of a young black man before he becomes a hashtag, Jenkins's "If Beale Street Could Talk" lingering and meditating on black beauty.
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