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NY STIR- Sedona Transformational Intensive Retreat

Diana — Thu, 19 Jun 2008 00:41:14 GMT

NY STIR
with Lawrence Lanoff

June 28th & 29th
Sat: 11am-completion Sun: 11am- 4pm or 5pm

We invite you to join us for one intense, powerful weekend, where you will focus on and begin to manifest the answer to THE MOST IMPORTANT QUESTION you can ask yourself:

WHAT DO I WANT?

All human beings live their lives through filters and prescriptions about what is possible and not possible. By participating in STIR, you will get to take off the "tinted glasses" that have stopped you, so that you can see more clearly than ever before & free yourself up to receive more of what you want in your life.

During NY STIR- the Sedona Transformational Intensive Retreat, we will:

Discover our core mythologies, and therefore our core prisons, by asking ourselves 7 key questions.
Learn strategies for removing barriers to personal freedom.
Tap into the raw creative energy of the Universe to transcend patterns & open ourselves up to access the wealth, love and power inherently possible in our lives.

The road to enlightenment is often long and bumpy, so please bring an open mind, comfy clothes and pack a lunch.

EVENT DETAILS
Dates: June 28th & 29th
Time: Sat. 11am-completion, Sun. 11am-5pm
Cost: $ 595
Location: Moonheart Healing Arts Center,
59 West 19th Street, Suite 3A2
NYC, NY 10011
Registration: Contact Diana at 917-697-5812 or dianayoga1@yahoo.com

About Lawrence

Lawrence, a master energy healer and leading scholar of human cognition, helps people realize their true potential by helping them dismantle the dis-empowering beliefs, ideologies and cultural values that consciously and unconsciously influence everyday choices.

Within the context of great joy, laughter and fun, Lawrence 's remarkable gifts accelerate energetic clearing, psychological transformation, and spiritual development, allowing people to live in this life fully.

What makes Lawrence truly unique is that he is a master energy tracker. He carefully observes unintentional verbal and non-verbal energetic signals from students, deeply taps into Universal Creative Energy Force, and clears the depths of core issues, causing profound shifts in group-consciousness.

Lawrence holds a PhD in Cognitive Studies from Canterbury College, and received his Yoga Teacher Training from Universal Yoga Temple in Los Angeles

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Lakulish Yogasan Championships 2008: Feb. 22; 23; & 24th, - City of Surat, Gujarat State, India

Dennis — Mon, 10 Dec 2007 11:21:38 GMT

For details and application forms, please refer to: http://www.lifemission.org/ and under "New" go to item #4 and click on "World Open Yogasan Championships".

Please note, to optimize your India trip and your experience of Lakulish Yoga you could attend or participate in the Yogasan Championships and also take in the 3 week Certificate Yoga Training Course being offered at Swami Rajarshi Muni's Malav Ashram from January 30 -February 20th. For details on the training go to http://www.lifemission.org/ and under "New" click on item # 5 " "Overseas Students Annual Yoga Certificate Training Program"

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New York restaurants

le23aout — Sat, 17 Jan 2004 17:16:24 GMT

I do not live in New York (anymore), but I am there every few months or so and was thinking it would be cool if we could get a list going of some of our favourite vegetarian and veggie-friendly restaurants in the city...
I love Kate's Corner (Joint, Place, whatever she calls it nowadays) on E. 4th St and Ave B.
Of course there is Zen Palate at Union Sqaure and on 44th St and 8th Ave (is that right around 44th at least).
I love Vegetarian's Paradise on W.4th st. and 6th Ave. (and the one in Chinatown that is no longer affiliated on Mott St. I think).
There are many others: the Veggie Diner on 14th St & 6th Ave., Hangawi in the east 30's somewhere, etc.
Anyway, I would love to hear about some others to try when I am in New York in February.

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If You Could Only Have One Yoga Book

Dennis — Thu, 22 Nov 2007 04:30:29 GMT

If one could only have one book on yoga, the new book, Classical Hatha Yoga by Swami Rajarshi Munithi would likely be it. Check it out on Amazon's Inside the Book Program, where you can actually see its contents as well as its summary. It can also be purchased at the Kripalu Book Store.

Other new listings of Rajarshi Muni at Amazon include:

1. Infinite Grace, The Story of My Spiritual Lineage which details hitherto untold stories of Bapuji and Dadaji.
2. Divine Body
3. Tenets for The Spiritual Life

Happy Reading!
posted by: Sandip Kumar

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My First Grocery List (feel free to add to it)

onlinbohemian — Mon, 09 Oct 2006 02:30:47 GMT

Groceries

1. Vitamins, minerals, supplements, sea weed, Chloryphyl tablets and Spirulina, Tulsi Tea & Yogi Tea Calming tea

2. Drinks: Peppermint and Green Tea (100 pack), Soy Milk. Pomegranate juice.

3. Fruits (blender time): bananas, blueberries, strawberries, kiwis, grapes, apples, oranges, lemons, mangoes, apricots, black berries.

4. Vegetables: carrots, corn (and dry kernels), red bell peppers, asparagus, tomatoes, broccoli, cucumber. lettuce, spinach.

5. Beans and Peas: pinto, kidney, soy, lima, lintels, black, green, chick peas,

6. Grain, Rice, Bread and such: oat flakes, brown rice, arborio rice. whole wheat bread, whole grain bread, cereal, Tempeh, vegiburgers.

7. Fats: olive oil, cheese (good protein). Peanut butter.

8. Nuts and Seeds: sunflower, pumpkin, walnuts, cashews.

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Anyone know Jerry/Jeremy Estrada? queer vegan in NYC?

ShekinahLove — Sat, 07 Jan 2006 23:12:59 GMT

Im looking for my friend Jerry....cant find him...his phones been disconnected and dont have his current email. Hes queer, vegan, and dominican....if you know him......pass me his email..or pass mine onto him! Thanks!
John Graves
angeliclive@yahoo.com

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Handsome cabs in NYC

mimibellydance — Tue, 03 Jan 2006 18:43:21 GMT

Does anyone know of a formal petition going 'round to get the handsome cabs off of the streets? Seeing that news footage of that poor horse that had to be put down really pissed me off. Not to mention that there were a few people injured as well. There are way too many cars and drivers that don't give a crap about being careful when sharing the streets with the carriages. I'm surprised these accidents don't happen more often. Anyone?

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Lunch spots near Herald Square?

mimibellydance — Fri, 22 Jul 2005 18:41:33 GMT

Can anyone recommend a good, inexpensive place to grab a veggie or vegan lunch near Herald Square? I've been working here for weeks and there's tons of places, but man am I sick of salad and would love some fake-meat options.
Thanks!

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Vegetarian Detroit

LILA — Thu, 25 Dec 2003 04:38:27 GMT

Vegetarian and Detroit doesn't go together too much. Detroiters are known for their soulfood and seafood. BUt if any of you new yorkers get a chance to visit the motorcity and search in vain for some mung beans, here's a few ideas:
1.The Inn Season on 4th street in Royal oak has a wide variety of eclectic dishes, all delish. I have yet to try something i don't like. Cozy atmosphere, and great peanut butter chocolatey vegan desserts.
2.The OM cafe on Woodward in Ferndale has a smaller menu, but even earthier dishes. It's full of hippies and jazz beatnicks, but your parents would have a splendid time too. Where the Inn season is dressier, the Om Cafe is your neighborhood tofu joint.
3. LaShish on 14 Mile in Warren has excellent veggie choices. Garlic dip up the wazoo and a great hummus, falafel, and tabouli sandwich.
don't settle for chitlins in Detroit! that's my motto

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Most progressive neighborhoods in NYC

shaneanthony — Tue, 15 Mar 2005 16:14:42 GMT

What is the most affordable progressive neighborhood in NYC?
As far as activism, natural food stores, eco-concious, etc.

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Science Fair Survey on Vegetarianism

spinninfree — Tue, 03 May 2005 19:44:31 GMT

Hi, I am a substitute teacher who has been helping 6th grade students in NYC with their science fair projects this week. Realizing that they could not get the statistical research they had hoped to find, they need more testimony from vegetarians in order to support their hypothesis that a vegetarian diet is healthy and feasible.

Please take a few minutes to answer these questions. My class will greatly appreciate your contribution to their project!!!

Thank you :-)
Shelby

AGE:
GENDER:

What was your reason for becming a vegetarian?

What kind of vegetarian are you (ex/vegan, lacto-ovo, etc.)?

Has the media influenced your food choices or vegetarian lifestlye in other ways?

Is it difficult for you to be a vegetarian? Why?

What do you think are the benefits of a vegetarian lifestyle?

Has this diet helped you with weight loss?

What challenges have you faced (health, practicality, etc.) as a vegetarian?

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need a room--help me out my people!

Mon, 25 Apr 2005 00:34:44 GMT

My name is Cory---aka --Skizm in the Bean---jus wanted to say peace---i jus joined this tribe so i hope to meets some effin rad heads----i am planning on moving to brooklyn in the upcoming weeks to bike courirer in your crazy city!!
Shits gonna be hectic but im a warrior---anyone know anybody lookin for a roommate???
I am lookin to pay between $200-$400---which i know will be pretty hard to find in nyc but i have a job lined up with the company i already bike for but i will not know how much i'll be making there til i start-so thats what i know i can afford at the moment---the size of the room doesn't matter as long as i can sleep and maybe have a desk ---i am a 23 yr old male (B-day was wed. 4/20) I skateboard and make music full-time--i've got songs on cd and footage in local videos--i do courier races-- art---rhyme-poetry--i am a layed back relaxed individual with no hang ups---but i am into politics in the sense that i wanna change the world or at least be a part of a change whether it be revolutionary or what have you-----all the music i make has a message---but i do-effin whatever the hell my soul tells me to do but anyhow---get at me--hope to hear from all you live cats!

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Veg private chefs

laura — Tue, 20 Jan 2004 05:20:08 GMT

Hey all..

two questions:

a: would anyone here in nyc be interested in hiring a vegetatarian private chef? If so, please message me privately.

b: are there any other private chefs on this list? again, please message me privately.

i'm doing a little research, and this seems like the most appropriate place to ask.

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Add to the Creme' de la Creme' of Veggie Restaurants in NYC

kate the great — Sun, 14 Dec 2003 23:59:43 GMT

ANGELICAS FUR SURE on 12th between 1st and 2nd. YUM YUM AND YUM. everything is zen on a plate and you have to try the angelika cornbread with tahini spread. and the dragon bowls. SO GOOD.
SOUEN at 6th and prince is also very delightful.I had some kind of creamy peanut noodle dish with tofu and it was the perfect winter dish.

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