Archive for July, 2006
This morning my beautiful, saintly wife served me a cacao chip pancake breakfast in bed…to celebrate the coming of my birthday on July 29th. I felt like a king! Tonight we will be attending and participating in a 24 hour Chant for peace at a Buddhist monastery (www.greatvow.com). There are a group of us from Portland that will be attending…I will be playing tabla for the 1 hour chant we will be leading at 1:00 AM tomorrow morning.
I have included a couple pictures from this morning’s feast and I will be sure and take a few at the Chant for Peace event tonight….
July 28th, 2006
Here is a group of us on the ferry from the Sunshine coast. I am one over from the left.
How many Khalsa Men can you fit on an elevator?
July 25th, 2006
Just got back from an amazing weekend in Canada at the Sunshine Coast. This picture is taken on the ferry between Vancouver and the Sunshine Coast. I am on the left, my dharma brother Sat Atma is next to me in the middle and Sat Hanuman is next to him on the far right. There were about 50 men that attended for a weekend of meditation, yoga, chanting, swimming, martial arts, sharing circles, and just bro-ing down. There were great lectures given by a few great spiritual yogi men. We discussed relationships, foods that are good for men, living a dharmic life style, integrating spirituallity into our daily lives, and much, much more.
I made some great contacts with brothers that are working in ecology and sustainablility that I plan to follow up with. I also connected with a life coach named Guru John who Hari Rai (my wife) and I are planning to work with to get things in order for pursuing a Master’s in Organic Architecture at U of O.
More pictures to follow…
Himat
July 25th, 2006
Well, some how you managed to find me, maybe you would like to see me? Once I figure out how to post a picture with this new blogware I will do so. In the meantime…stay tuned. Check back once a week to see what’s happening. Ok…I think I figured it out already…here we go!!
This is me in front of the Phoenix library. If you have not been there, and have any interest in sustainable architecture you should definately check it out. The woman on my left if Karen Jackson a friend I met at a workshop I took at Taliesin West in Scottsdale Arizona. The woman on my right?…real nice girl from Oaklahoma and uh, oh I can’t remember her name right now.
July 17th, 2006
