Podcasts about miksang

In this podcast, Jenny and Hѐlen discuss the Dharma Art of Miksang, a form of contemplative photography, and its role as a spiritual practice on the path of beauty.Hѐlen describes how difficulties in her life led her to the Dharma Arts and Shambhala Buddhism. Miksang practice starts from being open and available. We have a tendency to overlook moments of pure, fresh seeing, and conceptualise what we see, giving everything a name and a form. In Miksang, instead of photographing objects, we express the simple, direct and brilliant experience of a flash of perception, before the mind has applied any concepts to it. It's an effortless way of meeting the sacred world at any moment during daily life. When we let go of likes and dislikes, good and bad, and the egoic desire to create a beautiful photo, we discover beauty all around us, shining in the ordinary.To find out more about Hѐlen and the Dharma Art of Miksang, including details of her online and European events you can visit her website here: https://miksang.euThe quarryfarm.com website contains examples of photos produced during the Miksang training courses that Jenny attended with Hѐlen.Support the showIf you are interested in exploring spiritual awakening, we invite you to register for our free 7 Days to Awakening self study course, created by Lisa Natoli and Bill Free.Learn more about the The Awareness Podcast and access show notes for every episode at: www.teachersofgod.org/podcastLearn more about The Teachers of God Foundation at: www.teachersofgod.org Original music by Omashar

Das Foto von TinuSti entführt uns in eine scheinbar reale Welt. Oder doch nicht? Was ist Realität, verwischte Erinnerung, ein surrealer Traum? Wir sprechen in dieser Episode ein wenig über Lomografie, Miksang, Kontemplatives und stellen fest, dass das Warten sehr inspirierend sein kann. Setz Dich gern zu uns und begleite uns ein Stück.

Podcast host Amy Chavez talks to Robert Weis, curator of the Luxembourg Natural History Museum's upcoming exhibit, “Spirit of Shizen – The Nature of Japan through 72 Seasons,” running from July 1 to August 31, 2022. An accompanying catalogue, in the form of an anthology, will be published featuring essays by prominent writers on Japan's seasons.Amy starts off the show asking  Weis, a paleontologist, how he ended up curating the exhibition “Spirit of Shizen” Weis explains his childhood fascination with fossils, his work at the museum, and his love for Japan. He says Mark Horvane, a Kyoto-based garden designer, was an adviser to the exhibition.Amy expounds upon the meaning of "72-microseasons" as outlined in Mark Horvane's essay of the same title included in the museum catalogue/anthology.While some Japanese arts and activities have obvious links to nature, such as  Ikebana flower arrangement, bonsai, gardens or cherry-blossom viewing, Weis notes that other links may not be so obvious, such as those in haiku poetry, Japanese sweets, or even the passing of time. These tie-ins to the seasons will brought into focus via workshops, demonstrations, and a publication that focuses on Japanese culture and nature.Workshops include a Miksang contemporary photography workshop with John Einarsen, a calligraphy session by Japanese artist Rie Takeda, an exploration into the tea ceremony by Bruce Hamana, and a workshop on the seasons as related to Zen, presented by French Buddhist nun and author Kankyo Tannier. A movie, produced by Felicity Tillack especially for the exhibition, will delve into the seasons of Kyoto, and a gastronomic event coordinated with a local Japanese restaurant will look at the role of the seasons in Japanese cuisine. Visitors can enjoy a mock tea-house with tatami mats or enjoy tea in the museum's garden."Spirit of Shizen" (shizen means "nature" in Japanese), also offers an accompanying catalog/anthology of essays penned by prominent writers on Japan. The publication will be available in the Museum Store and as an online purchase.Following is the contents of the publication, which is divided into four parts, with Pico Iyer penning an introductory essay for each section/season."Spirit of Shizen" AnthologyTable of ContentsAUTUMN – Radiant Wistfulness, by Pico IyerMomiji-gari - Tracking Down the Colored Leaves, by Rebecca OtowaA Late Autumn Walk in Nara, by Robert WeisNaturally Attuned to the Seasons, by Edward LevinsonThe Japanese 72 Micro-seasons, by Mark HovaneWINTER – Blue Invigoration, by Pico IyerFirst Winter in Ohara, by Patrick ColganOntakesan - Seasonal Elements of a Sacred Japanese Mountain, by Jann WilliamsKigo: Seasonal Words and Seasonality in Haiku, by Kawaharada MayumiNature is Culture, by Sébastien RaizerSPRING – Pink-and-white Flutter, by Pico IyerPetals on a Wet Black Bough, by Amanda HugginsSakura, by Naoko AbeSeasons of the Seto Inland Sea, by Amy ChavezThe Beauty of Japanese Gardens, by Yuri UgayayaSUMMER – Festivals in the Sultry Nights, by Pico IyerThe Message in the Garden, by Marc Peter KeaneAwareness of the Seasons in the Tea Ceremony (Chanoyu), by Bruce HamanaMosses for the Ages, by Karen Lee TawarayamaNotes on Ikebana, by Mark HovaneTsuyu – Between the Sheets, by Edward J. TaylorWeis advises that there are no coronavirus restrictions right now for visiting Luxembourg or the museum.At the end of the show, Amy asks Weis to name his favorite books on Japan:The Lady and the Monk: Four Seasons in Kyoto, by Pico IyerSouth of the Border, West of the Sun, by Haruki MurakamiThe Japanese Chronicles, by Nicolas BouvierAbout Robert WeisRobert Weis is the author of over thirty scientific publications about Jurassic fossils. He has nourished a deep interest in Eastern Asian cultures, and especially Japan, since his childhood. He practices Zen meditation and the art of Bonsai and is especially interested in Japanese garden culture. Accounts on his Japanese travels can be found on his blog theroutetokyoto.com. He is the curator of the exhibition “Spirit of Shizen – The Nature of Japan through 72 seasons,” to be held at the Luxembourg Natural History Museum during summer 2022. He is also a travel writer for Luxembourg's travel magazine "DIARIES OF." His book Rocklines: A Geopoetic Journey across the Minett Unesco Biosphere, co-authored with Italian geopoet Davide S. Sapienza, will be on release in July 2022.The Books on Asia Podcast is sponsored by Stone Bridge Press. Check out their books on Japan at www.stonebridge.com.Your podcast host is Amy Chavez, author of Amy's Guide to Best Behavior in Japan, and The Widow, the Priest and the Octopus Hunter: Discovering a Lost Way of Life on a Secluded Japanese Island.Don't miss out on upcoming episodes with Asia's best authors and translators by subscribing to the Books on Asia podcast.

Denise Bossarte is a novelist, poet, and award-winning photographer and artist. Denise is a certified meditation facilitator and contemplative arts teacher. She is an information technology (IT) professional working for a large urban school district. Denise holds a B.A. in chemistry, an M.S. in computer science, and a Ph.D. in developmental neuroscience. And she is a survivor of childhood sexual abuse. Denise spent her adulthood healing herself from the traumatic impact the sexual abuse had on her life. She is not a mental health professional. She is a thriver who has travelled a healing journey and is able to share a personal, guided experience for readers to find and engage in their own journey to healing, to becoming thrivers. Thriving After Sexual Abuse is an eloquent and empathetic self-development book laying out a blueprint for survivors to heal themselves. Denise Bossarte writes with fierce candour as she shares her own traumatic experience with childhood sexual abuse. Thriving provides tips and suggestions for readers to seek help, self-reflect, and pursue healing through a range of activities and practices and offers tangible strategies for readers to reclaim their lives and move forward to a life of Thriving Her daytime job in IT helps to keep the household running. She enjoys writing, teaching Miksang contemplative photography workshops, and going on photo shoots to discover the extraordinary in the ordinary world. Connect with Denise on Socials: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thrivingafter Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/poetryyogini/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/denise-bo... Website: https://thrivingaftersexualabusebook.... Email: info@denisebossartebooks.com Toni's Links: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/toni-lont... Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/toniradiotoni/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tonimlontis/ Website: https://www.tonilontis.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/ToniLontis Kez's Links: https://kezwickhamstgeorge.com/ https://www.facebook.com/KezwickhamST... https://www.linkedin.com/in/kez-wickh... https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzck... --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/radiotonitv/support

Today's special guest, Denise Bossarte, a survivor of incest, has often wanted to share her story of healing with other survivors, but struggled to find a way to tell it. When she learned about Dr. Nassar's abuse of gymnasts her heart broke and she said to herself “I could help women like these by sharing my healing story.” Denise has spent most of her adult life on a healing journey to recover from my childhood abuse. She has used multiple practices in her healing journey, including therapy, yoga, meditation, being in nature, and creative expression (art, photography, and writing poetry, fiction and non-fiction). She shares her story and the steps it took for her to move from survivor to thriver in her self-help book Thriving After Sexual Abuse: Break Your Bondage to the Past and Live a Life You Love. Thriving After Sexual Abuse is an eloquent and empathetic self-development book laying out a blueprint for survivors to heal themselves. Denise Bossarte writes with fierce candor as she shares her own traumatic experience with childhood sexual abuse. Thriving provides tips and suggestions for readers to seek help, self-reflect, and pursue healing through a range of activities and practices and offers tangible strategies for readers to reclaim their lives and move forward to a life of Thriving. Denise Bossarte is a #1 Best Selling and award-winning Author, poet, photographer & artist whose passion is sharing the worlds of her mind and camera. She enjoys writing, teaching Miksang contemplative photography workshops, and going on photo shoots to discover the extraordinary in the ordinary world.

Guest, Denise Bossarte, poet and photographer whose passion is writing, nature, and abstract photography. Her daytime job in IT helps to keep the household running. She enjoys writing, teaching Miksang contemplative photography workshops, and going on photo shoots to discover the extraordinary in the ordinary world. She teaches and photographs near her home in Texas.

Mitsue Nagase is a Miksang teacher of photography workshops. based in Kyoto, Japan. We had a chance to showcase her beautiful photos of traditional vegan Japanese Shojin-Ryori cuisine in the talk with chef Bernd Schellhorn: https://youtu.be/zFHnhBM41-w (https://youtu.be/zFHnhBM41-w) The Tibetan word Miksang means "good eye" and the practice of https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MqGNb5MSOqA (Miksang photography) is training yourself to allow you to capture moments as they are without allowing for your mind to interfere using meditation techniques. The results are astounding and beautiful. Support this podcast

Denise Bossarte is the author of the Teen & Young Adult Paranormal & Urban Fantasy Series, the Grace Bishop Novels. Her works include the novel, Glamorous, and two companion novellas from Grace Bishop's Paranorm World Book 1: Return & Beginnings.Denise is a poet and photographer whose passion is writing, nature, and abstract photography.She enjoys writing, teaching Miksang contemplative photography workshops, and going on photo shoots to discover the extraordinary in the ordinary world. She teaches and photographs near her home in Texas.Click here to find Glamorous on Amazon.Click here to visit Denise's website to learn more about Denise and her work.The SuccessInSight Podcast is a production of Fox Coaching, Inc. and First Story Strategies.Link to Success InSight Podcast: https://www.successinsightpodcast.com/2019/12/denise-bossarte.html

Miksang. That’s the Tibetan word that could transform your business for the better. Listen to this episode to find out what it means and how it can benefit you. Also, we’re always looking for new podcast topic ideas. If you have any problems you’re currently facing in your business then feel free to email me at medwards@bossequity.com. We will then discuss it on our nearest convenient episode of Boss-IT Podcast.

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Seeing the World with Fresh Eyes with Julie Dubose – “Miksang”  Photography https://www.miksang.com Author: Effortless Beauty: Photography as an Expression…

With Effortless Beauty, Julie DuBose brings a new perspective to photography. She talks in an intimate way not just about how we express our experience with our camera, but about a whole new and fresh way to experience our visual world altogether. She guides us through the process of seeing without our usual habitual ways of experiencing what we see, so that we can have vivid, mind-stopping visual perceptions, and express those perceptions exactly as we see them.  Julie DuBose has been a practitioner of Miksang Contemplative Photography since 1998.  She studied with Michael Wood, the founder of the Miksang Training course of study and practice, and began teaching courses with him in 2005. Together they have developed the Miksang Training curriculum and have taught in North America and Europe. In 2009 Julie co-founded The Miksang Institute for Contemplative Photography in Boulder, Colorado. In addition to courses held in various locations in the US and Canada, each summer The Miksang Institute hosts a three week intensive course of study on the principles and practice of contemplative photography.  Miksang Publications was founded in 2010 to produce print and digital books on the practice of Miksang Contemplative Photography and related art forms. Effortless Beauty is the first offering of Miksang Publications. http://effortlessbeautybook.com http://miksang.com http://miksang.com/miksanglife/ http://miksang.com/Michael-Collection/index.html http://ibarionex.net/thecandidframe/ info@thecandidframe.com

Miksang is a Tibetan word that translates as ‘Good Eye’, and is based on the Shambhala and Dharma Art teachings of the late meditation master, artist, and scholar Chögyam Trungpa, Rinpoche. Michael Wood is a Miksang teacher and mentor who has been practicing and refining Miksang over the past thirty years. Our discussion focuses on how Miksang can be a direction to take in working towards living a photographic life through the integtration of contemplative photography.