I'm doing 14 things
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4 months ago
Now you can find my updates at www.picturina.com
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neondeon's Life List
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1. dance every day
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2. change the world for the better
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3. Read the Aletheon
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4. Build a ballet barre
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5. Get to New York City next Winter
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6. Write an application in Ruby
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7. redesign my web site
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8. Update my weblog
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9. Live as love
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10. Deepen my meditation practice
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11. Get really good at Argentine Tango
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12. Talk about Adi Da to strangers
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13. Realize the Divine Self-Condition
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14. Live to see the start of the Global Cooperative Forum
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How I did it
It made me
Forever young 
How I did it: My first class was age 12. But recently I realized I really wanted to take Tango lessons.I used Google, found a class near me, phoned them, liked them, signed up.It really didn't even take a day. It only took a few minutes to overcome inertia and to start the momentum into the world of dance. Read how I did it…
It made me
Eager for More
How I did it: I somehow realized, at the tender age of 12, three basic princples of stretching. 1) When you reach the limit of your present stretch, RELAX completely.2) When you are relaxed at the limit of your present stretch, FEEL beyond to where you intend to stretch.3) Don't force anything. Read how I did it…
It made me
Fulfilled
How I did it: I figured out where I wanted to serve, and started saving up money. I sold my property and the day it closed I accepted the invitation to serve the Image Art of Adi Da Samraj.I am SO glad that I did!!! Read how I did it…
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Recent entries
I've lived on a tropical island
4 years ago
In Fiji—a hermitage ashram. I lived there for 10 weeks at one point, for 3 months another time. Next time I hope to stay for years. Maybe forever.
It is four years later. I have been living on the hermitage Ashram island since 2005, and it is SO worth the doing. The community is human-scale. We HAVE to learn self-sufficient living, and therefore we are ahead of the times. It is peaceful, unbothered, and absolutely beautiful here.
I’ve put a few photographs in my weblog: www.picturina.com
