Sunday Tune

Sunday Tune

is definitely something you need...

from here

Remy Charlip Air Mail Dances

I love this idea. Class plan inspiration me thinks!! All images and text from Remy Charlip

A green spy was following a blue spy.
Followed by a night sky.
Followed by a fat lie.
Followed by a cherry pie.
Followed by a striped tie.
Followed by a black eye.
Followed by a butterfly.
Followed by a day in July.
Followed by a magpie.
Followed by a deep sigh.
Followed by a bye-bye.
Followed by a good cry.
Followed by a blue spy.

Arm in Arm: A Collection of Connections, Endless Tales, Reiterations and Other Echolalia - written & illustrated by Remy Charlip (1969).

"Being led to conform to a teachers personal viewpoint is inevitably disempowering for the student, who becomes dependent on the teacher. All power lies with the teacher as the possessor of knowledge. This is the opposite of what teaching is supposed to do which is surely to facilitate learning as effectively as possible?"

-- Peter Blackaby Intelligent Yoga

Ester Vonplon

Ester Vonplon

Reindeer

Reindeer Wrangling on Nowness.com.

Break Line

Break Line: Stephanie Gilmorefrom Todd Cole on Nowness.com.

by yowayowa via allthemountains

from here

AbFab

I can't work out the WHY?!?! but i still think he's kinda cool.... Found here.

Found here

I'm New Here

No, no, no, no
 
I did not become someone different
That I did not want to be
 
But I’m new here  
Will you show me around? 
No matter how far wrong you've gone  
You can always turn around
 
Met a woman in a bar 
I told her I was hard to get to know 
And near bout impossible to forget  
She said I had an ego on me, the size of Texas
 
Well, I’m new here and I forget 
Does that mean big or small?  
No matter how far wrong you've gone 
You can always turn around
 
And I’m shedding plates like a snake 
And it may be crazy 
But I’m the closest thing I have  
To a voice of reason
 
Turn around, turn around, turn around  
And you may come full circle 
And be new here again

--Gil Scott-Heron 'I'm New Here'

James Hay-Kellie demonstrating Ardha Matsyendrasana circa 1940.
(Photo by Tunbridge-Sedgwick Pictorial Press/Getty Images).

Gustav Adbåge

Photography by Gustav Adbåge

Moon bowl

Laura Carlin

Sunday Tune

Sunday Tune

Méret Oppenheim

Méret Oppenheim

Fogo Island

Fogo Island artist studios

ring the bells that still can ring

forget your perfect offering

there is a crack in everything

that’s how the light gets in

--leanord cohen “anthem”

image found here

YOGA KALEIDOSCOPE!

from here

ring the bells that still can ring

forget your perfect offering

there is a crack in everything

that’s how the light gets in

--leanord cohen “anthem”

ahhhh partner yoga ROCKS. found here