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Addendum to Matthew Polly review; yesterday’s teaching adventure
So today I wrote an amendment, almost a retraction, to my last post about Matthew Polly’s books. Then I came on the site and saw that Mr. Polly had responded to my post, in generous fashion. Anyway, the first two … Continue reading
American Shaolin and Tapped Out
Okay, because I’m a slow and careful reader, I’ve spent plenty of time recently plowing through Matthew Polly’s two books, American Shaolin and Tapped Out. I came across the former in the library, I felt like reading a good story, … Continue reading
Exciting New Plan To Sell Yoga! No, Seriously….
So my next class is tomorrow morning at 10 at Z&Y. I like to have a plan going into class, or actually a few plans on different levels. My primary plan for this class is pretty simple. I want to … Continue reading
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Tagged Malcolm Gladwell, Ron Popeil, What the Dog Saw
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Review of ‘Not Always So’ by Shunryu Suzuki
I’m nearly done with my first read through of Not Always So by Shunryu Suzuki. This was a Zen master who worked on the west coast and founded the Tassajara Zen Mountain Center, which I heard a lot about when … Continue reading