Issue Two - Perfection
From her home in Jackon Hole, Wyoming, the celebrated skier and founder of SheJumps, a nonprofit where females help one another reach their highest potential through outdoor adventures, breathes a sigh of relief when I tell her I’d like to talk about perfection.
Issue Two - Perfection
Issue Two - Perfection
Excerpt from "Edge of Wonder," a collection of poems by Victoria Erickson
Issue Two - Perfection
Lucia means light. She is the patron saint of vision who lived in the 3rd century in Sicily. Lucia’s eyes were taken from her by those who feared her light. Miraculously, she was still able to see. As a spirit, saint, angel and ideal her guidance is soft and
Issue Two - Perfection
Lucia’s design advisor admits to being a recovering perfectionist. She carefully organized the quintessential creative weekend for us at an off-the-grid ranch in the Cascade Mountains, where things did not go according to her plan...
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"You are beautiful. You are deserving of love. You are lovable. You are good enough.” -Sara Kaplan
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The winner of Lucia’s poetry award weaves spirit animals, language skills, and climate change into a poem with a timely question for all of us.
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elegant /’el∂g∂nt/ (adjective) pleasingly ingenious and simple
Issue Two - Perfection
Native American bead artisans always include a Spirit bead. It is imperfect, out of place, and disruptive to the pattern. It is said Great Spirit cannot enter anything that is flawless, for without a defect there is no place to come in through. The spiritual philosophy behind indigenous beadwork also
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They say home is where the heart is. An adventuress returns from a year spent traveling to the far corners of the globe and discovers an enigma: If the heart has two sides, which one is home?
Issue Two - Perfection
Winner of Lucia’s photography award for his self-portrait, “Comfortable”
Issue Two - Perfection
Modern yoga culture offers endless images of women with perfect bodies, perfect poses and seemingly perfect lives. If yoga is about attaining perfection, where will we find sanctuary now?