This hand-drawn image is a sacred object and also a tool for deepening in relationship to the Etz Chayim, the Tree of Life. It was drawn with pen and ink on paper and digitally edited to include color and descriptions of the 10 Sephirot as well as an offering for engaging with them through affirmations that support collective liberation. The energy and intention this image holds is a prayer for collective liberation. May the ancient wisdom of the Kabbalah support us in cultivating justice and healing in the world.

Relationship Quotes sayings about life. We collected the best 337+ Relationships Quotes with images. "If you love someone, set them free. Health is the

"Henri Matisse—or, The Technique of Art & The Questions of Life: What's the Relation?" by Marcia Rackow, artist, critic, Aesthetic Realism Consultant. "One of the big questions of life—and it was very big in my life—is how to resolve the conflict between independence and dependence."

Saṃsāra Le saṃsāra (संसार terme sanskrit signifiant « ensemble de ce qui circule », d'où « transmigration » ; en tibétain khor ba, ou Khorwa འཁོར་བ།) signifie « transition » mais aussi « transmigration », « courant des renaissances successives »1....

‘Nature is an active component of art, not a setting for it’ – Ben Tufnell Pictured here are the results my weaving endeavours with Jess last weekend. Both of us scouted around to find a site at Stave Hill for making a loom - see loom weaving and willow heddles post. We decided on the location above as both of us were interested in how the loom would intersect with the existing path and in the time it took to set up the warp and weave the fabric, we trod our own desire line at one end of the loom. We took pictures of each other as we weaved and thought it would be a good idea to swap each others snaps and both write about the process here. This is my version of events, the next post will be Jess’s account, my first guest writer on the blog. Having been much inspired by Eric Boudry’s Book of Looms and the description in it of a two-bar loom dating back as early as 6000 B.C., I suggested not using our specially made willow heddle for this job; a ridiculous idea in many ways after all our talk about these handmade heddles - see previous post. We used gardening twine for the warp and reeds for the weft. This type of loom requires a shed stick and heddle rod placed between a breast and warp beam; in our case two trees. The action of creating shed and counter shed to allow the weaving of the weft is performed by each of us standing on either side of the warp, alternatively pushing and pulling the shed stick and heddle rod. Five hours later, and after much exertion, we produced almost two meters of fabric which we are completely thrilled about. The physicality of the whole process (stretching the warp, repeatedly pushing the reeds through it, manipulating the heddle and shed stick) reminded me of Ron Arad’s following definition of design as ‘an act of one imposing one’s will onto materials to perform a function’. I don’t really agree with this however. It seems unfair on the materials, and the whole process was more of a dance than a battle of will. I like to think of art or design as a collaboration between the materials and the maker. Using materials readily available onsite (apart from the gardening twine of course) as well as the setting for the piece, I think we did achieve this. Over to you Jess… photos: Jessica Smulders-Cohen

Extracts from “Manishya – on Being Human” by Jane Adams and Paul Taylor, published in 2010 privately. This includes some thoughts on Kundalini Shakti. Yoga in the Eastern tradit…

To continue the tale of the serpents lets look at the Kundalini Fire from India. The Kundalini system looks like the Caduceus Staff with the two Serpents around the spine: The serpents has two diff…

So what does my recent discussion of the problem with solving problems look like in relation to the trunk in the Permaculture Tree diagram? Well, the way I have come to see it is that the whole trunk is itself an imposition. What, wait, what? I believe the whole above-ground part of the permaculture tree...

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ALL ABOUT TREES - Mini Packet: Internal Parts of a Leaf - Inside the Chloroplast! (chloroplast cross-section, chloroplast anatomy, chloroplast nomenclature, relation to photosynthesis) With this mini packet, students will learn about the internal parts of a chloroplast. Includes the following: colorful diagrams, handout with flashcards, task cards, word wall cards, and q&a - quiz. Vocabulary words include: chloroplast, dark reaction, grana, granum, inner membrane, intermembrane space, lamella, light reaction, lumen, outer membrane stroma, thylakoid. PREVIEW PROVIDED Perhaps you would be interested in one of these items from my ALL ABOUT TREES series: 1. Changing Leaves and Photosynthesis Presentation with Handouts 2. Photosynthesis Posters 3. Mini Packet: The Process Of Photosynthesis 4. Mini Packet: External Parts of a Tree 5. Mini Packet: Internal Parts of a Tree 6. Mini Packet: External Parts of a Leaf 7. Mini Packet: Internal Parts of a Leaf- Inside the Chloroplast 8. Mini Packet: Internal Parts of a Leaf - Middle Mesophyll & More! You can also find a large ALL ABOUT TREES BUNDLE at my store. Simply touch my CUSTOM CATEGORIES menu: All About Trees Series. All the items can be used as a part of a Botany, Ecology, Environmental Science, Biology, and Life Science course. Created by Jennifer Goldberg COPYRIGHT POLICY: This product was produced by Jennifer Goldberg of Created by Jennifer Goldberg which was made available at https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Created-By-Jennifer-Goldberg. All rights reserved by Jennifer Goldberg. This product is to be used by the original downloader only. Copying for more than one teacher, classroom, department, school, or school system is prohibited, additional licenses must be purchased. This product may not be distributed or displayed digitally for public view. Failure to comply is a copyright infringement/violation. Clipart and elements found in this PDF created by Jennifer Goldberg cannot be extracted and used outside of this file without permission or license. Intended for classroom and personal use ONLY.

L’arbre de la vie de la Kabbale (le courant ésotérique et mystique du judaïsme) avait 10 sphères, les Sephiroth, représentant les 10 attributs ou émanations grâce auxquels l’infini et l…

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