Martin Luther King Jr., Robert Adelman, 1963.
From “One Life: Martin Luther King Jr” exhibit currently @ The Smithsonian
OTHER POSTS
Laruga Glaser “Living With Yoga” Interview
Many yogis are hesitating doing a self practice and finds the mysore style a bit scary, why do you think that is? Releasing control and letting go to the process isn’t always the easiest thing to step into, but can definitely be rewarding. I think for many there is an intimidation factor with being in […]
Can Art Teach Patience?
Have you ever noticed how long people look at a painting in a museum or gallery? Surveys have clocked view times anywhere between 10 and 17 seconds. The Louvre estimated that visitors studied the Mona Lisa, the most famous painting in the world, for an astoundingly low average of 15 seconds. Our increasingly online, instantaneous existence accounts for […]
NYT: Mindfulness: Getting Its Share of Attention
We’ve written about the yoga benefits for coders and programmers and here’s an excerpt of another interesting article about mindfulness and benefits. Mr. Gordhamer started Wisdom 2.0 in 2009 to examine how we can live with technology without it swallowing us whole. The wait lists for his panel talks and conferences now run into the hundreds. The […]