Meditate on the miracles of zip codes, the way the
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Some of them just let you meditate on your own.
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"Cody" is the first Joyce Manor album to meditate on regret.
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McCraw also takes time to meditate on journalistic practices and ethics.
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So this is an excellent day to meditate on our desires.
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You guys can meditate on your navels about that — I'm not.
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Meditate on how you want to connect with the world at large.
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This is a perfect time to sit and meditate on your needs.
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KS: Anyway, I should meditate on how bad I am at that.
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It's relaxing; you can really go away and almost meditate on it.
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I meditate on it, which I know sounds a little hippy-dippy.
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So I sit on the pillow, and I meditate on the regular one.
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Our chief fashion critic took the opportunity to meditate on finance and style.
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When I'm doing my makeup, I meditate on my intention for the session.
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Reflect on your budget and spending; meditate on your self-esteem and security.
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Issues concerning worth will pop up this afternoon for you to meditate on.
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Meditate on your relationships today, and on what fairness and harmony mean to you.
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"I meditate on it until something emerges as a good entry point," she said.
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The kids watch TV while we meditate on the bed, next to each other.
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He can meditate on coding and find reprieve from the physical world with them.
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So lets meditate on exactly how Season 2 of The OC could have affected Drake.
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When she's praying with this book, she can really meditate on this image of death.
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You aren't getting paid to meditate on life's biggest mysteries, only to dispel of garbage.
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Use the new moon's energy to meditate on your hopes and wishes for the future.
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Meditate on how you'd like to take control of your professional image during this movement.
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Grounded, practical, and analytical are what come to mind when we meditate on Earth sign Virgo.
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I guess we can just look at this and meditate on the state of the world.
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Take some time to shut out all of the external voices and really meditate on the questions.
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I asked the other Waypoint staff to meditate on this mystery and come back with a theory.
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Redecorate your space, meditate on themes around security and home, and perhaps call someone in your fam.
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That saying, "Wherever you go, there you are," is appropriate at this time, so meditate on that.
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Asked if that heavy workload had worn on him, Murray said he would meditate on the possibility.
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For me to meditate on Sarah Palin's comments is a surefire path back to my own self-destruction.
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But Lord of the Flies gnaws, because I could meditate on the idea of society gone wild forever.
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" —Raymer Meditate on the reg "I have a very dedicated meditation practice that I do mornings and evenings.
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I try to meditate on my bed (since I don't have a chair), but instead, I fall asleep.
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Emotionally, this new moon is a powerful time to meditate on your hopes and dreams for the future.
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There's an unexpectedly effective way to feel better in a few brief minutes: Meditate on your own death.
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So, for me, it's a way to meditate on both the mysterious and toxic nature of processed food.
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Chill for a bit and meditate on the Simple Abundance daily message and mentally prepare for the day ahead.
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You could meditate on its lyrics in silence for a year and probably come away a better person. 8.
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If you're feeling lost, here are a few tangible activities and topics to meditate on, according to relationship experts.
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Meditate on these thoughts and consider where your impressions come from to have more control over your mental state.
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At Hales New York, Patterson's collages meditate on the entropy and delicate elegance of our natural and built environments.
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A chance, anyhow, to meditate on a wider significance of single letters beyond the boxes of a crossword puzzle.
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She deserves to be in the comedy purgatory for a while; she needs to meditate on her harmful actions.
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Outside of giving people a chance to meditate on Elon Musk's worst nightmares, CSER's mod might actually improve the game.
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They're honest and raw, inviting you to chew on their own highly personal experiences as you meditate on your own.
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To celebrate Indianness is to meditate on a disaster story; and because that disaster continues, what is there to celebrate?
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The legendary filmmaker and street artist travel through rural France and meditate on the value of art and the imagination.
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Today, we're premiering a brand new piece you can actually get your suckers into and meditate on for a while.
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Well, I don't know, maybe take it as an opportunity to meditate on the little remaining privacy you have left.
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The recorded meditation was nice, but I think I would have preferred to go without it and meditate on my own.
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Take a few moments before you go to bed to meditate on and write down the things you're trying to accomplish.
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Granted, this solid execution also leaves more time to meditate on how strange the whole premise of the issue really is.
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But I don't run to be alone and escape into my headphones, or to zone out and meditate on my troubles.
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The scene cuts back and forth between these two worlds, and we are left to meditate on the nature of evil.
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In May 1998, Tom De Haven took to the Book Review pages to meditate on the medium's literary and artistic value.
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This is a powerful time to vision board and meditate on what you want to see happen next in your life.
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Every Fashion Month, we really meditate on a lot of the rules and restrictions — and traditions — that exist in the fashion industry.
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"I'm usually a pretty impatient person, so this series has taught me to slow down and meditate on the process," Blachford says.
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Anthropocene's non-didactic approach makes space for the viewer's own thoughts, letting them meditate on their place in the planet it's presenting.
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This new moon is a wonderful time to meditate on your family's money dynamic and how it's affected you as an adult.
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This year's issue and show meditate on the time-consuming and unharried practice of photography, a merit to the art form's authenticity.
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My morning ritual is to get up just before dawn to meditate on the screened-in porch as the birds wake up.
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That gave him time to meditate on the philosophical problem that would define his legacy: understanding how people know right from wrong.
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There's a reason Buddhist monks meditate on charnel grounds, and why Cicero said the contemplation of death was the beginning of philosophy.
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If you're faced with a difficult choice, take a moment to meditate on how you can move forward and bite the bullet.
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When we meditate on something like the breath, we can choose not to "chase our thoughts down the rabbit hole," Lodro said.
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Watching these shambling insectivores quarrel and cavort invites us to meditate on what it means to be an animal, human or otherwise.
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This is the time to sit and meditate on it—and to surround yourself with a supportive community that will cheer you on.
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Ms Prodger uses a visit she made to hospital for surgery as an occasion to meditate on class, memory, naming, identity and queerness.
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Meanwhile we see Peter Parker and Miles Morales, two generations of Spider-Man, begin to fight crime and meditate on power and responsibility.
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In the meantime, do your physical work—meditate on your intentions, stop monitoring your ex's social accounts, unfollow and/or block with impunity.
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As for America's European allies plotting a separate course toward China, Washington should meditate on Talleyrand's quip: A timely betrayal is good forecasting.
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I try so hard to meditate on a tiny egg and sperm being drawn together by the warmth, but instead I fall asleep.
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It's likely that the visionary artist's goal was to have museumgoers meditate on the sky's aesthetic qualities, and not the Queens' neighborhood's shifting skyline.
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There are worse things than a thrice-daily reminder to be glad for freedom, and to meditate on where people still haven't been freed.
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In 1984, Richard Gilman took to the pages of the Book Review to meditate on salvation, damnation and the role of the religious novel.
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This anemic allegorical vanité reminds us that we are all melting and that it is advisable to meditate on the transient nature of life.
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But whether or not everything in it qualifies as incontrovertibly beautiful, it's an exciting opportunity to meditate on the perennially confounding questions: What is beauty?
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Last month, the Australia-based ambient artist Lawrence English released Cruel Optimism—a collection of compositions that he says meditate on the condition of power.
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Now that there's only a small amount left on the Fandango card, I meditate on the travesty of gift cards as a mode of payment.
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Her poetry and life become something to appropriate, a device with which to meditate on Davies' own insecurities about his career, recognition, love, and death.
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In this era of mass migration and displacement, what might it mean to sculpt, to reference the statuary, to meditate on movement with the stationary?
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But whether or not everything in it qualifies as incontrovertibly beautiful, it offers an exciting opportunity to meditate on two perennially confounding questions: What is beauty?
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I try to imagine skipping Nowruz altogether; I try to imagine giving in to grief as an opportunity to meditate on the horrors of this era.
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Once your grid is complete, you can meditate on your intention with it in front of you, or just leave it out somewhere in your home.
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I listen to the Daily Calm on my Calm app (I like to meditate on my commute) and then read Who Fears Death by Nnedi Okorafor.
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As the bestselling author of several books about gender, sex and power, Ms Faludi was well placed to meditate on the meaning of her father's transformation.
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"I really do want to meet my soulmate and—you may think this is crazy—but I think I need to meditate on it," she adds.
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For some reason, I always forget to meditate on Sunday, because it's such a weird day, and I'll remember at 5 and meditate for 20 minutes.
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I meditate on my thankfulness to be earning money in my jammies, warm and indoors, not having to commute in our increasingly dangerous and terrible traffic.
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Skills that may give a competitive edge: I personally LOVE heights, to the point where I meditate on a 25-foot pole at the beach every sunset.
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The empty expanse of the Mongolian steppe caused Chinese director Wang Quan'an to meditate on such existential questions in Ondog, which premieres at the Berlinale on Friday.
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It's an easy trap to fall into: being so busy that you never take a moment to meditate on any anxious or negative feelings you might have.
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It's something that people often meditate on for years before even telling anyone, meaning that when they do finally open up, they're only looking for your support.
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And then we would meditate on that for a couple of months and eventually we met up with him at a recording studio in Vancouver, British Columbia.
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Walking over the yellow, green, and blue sand, or looking at the purple water, you meditate on the frenetic colors that captured the warmth of Mediterranean sun.
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Tending toward a vivid grimness and a certain macho angst, these animations meditate on the alienating effects of technology, terrorism, modern travel and good old self-abnegation.
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If you have a spiritual practice, this is a lovely time to meditate on money or to do some spell work around releasing your issues around cash.
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"It's more like a message to take with you, or something to meditate on, or something to inspire you to set an intention for your day," Main says.
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There is perhaps nowhere better to meditate on the ambitious mission of the Biennial than atop "Personal Plots" (2019), American artist Andrea Zittel's quietly affective bench-like contribution.
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Related: This Tiny Satellite Sculpture Is a Solar-Powered Synthesizer Interactive 'Resonating Objects' Meditate on the Human Experience This Giant Robotic 808 Drum Machine Is Blowing Our Minds
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You can't accuse him of failing to meditate on his shortcomings, but you also can't assume that his films are an entirely accurate reflection of who he is.
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She tends to mull over a single theme for several years, and to make it the source of a series of works that meditate on that subject matter.
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LET IT GO From 5 to 5:30 I do a second, short meditate on the day that has passed by, which I do in my gray chair.
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At night, he would gather students in a lecture hall, turn off the lights and play classical records, encouraging them to meditate on their ideas in the dark.
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One thing I always meditate on is how shallow my understanding of George Orwell's "1984," and the idea of propaganda in general, was when I was a kid.
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Maybe go as far as an unlocatable island in the middle of the ocean, where you can meditate on your failures, Luke-like, for the rest of time.
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While for him, the "light" he spends is literal — he was completely blind by age 42 — he uses it metaphorically to meditate on what it means to really live.
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Waves For Change was behind the mediation, and manager Ash Heese told People that one task during the exercise was to think of a strength and meditate on it.
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Tone deaf, in a period defined by police brutality and racial discrimination, the MCA in Denver's spring exhibitions meditate on violence through a lens harkening back to Jim Crow.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Lewis Hamilton is ready to meditate on his success as he goes into Formula One's August break on the back of eight wins in the first 12 races.
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If you're feeling a little vulnerable, sit with your emotions and meditate on how you'd like to feel by the time the moon is full in Gemini on the 23rd.
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Instead, Accenture's chief analytics officer says that companies — and the executives that run them — should meditate on the internal and external pressures that are forcing them to consider their investment.
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If you have a dream practice, this would also be a ripe opportunity to note any messages seeping in from your sleep state that you'll want to meditate on later!
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Accordingly, we asked four artists, Stephen Malkmus, Kelsey Lu, Bonnie "Prince" Billy and Meg Baird to write and record original songs that meditate on the theme of America in 2024.
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As you read their words below, meditate on a re-making world where opportunity and mobility, both social and physical, aren't at the whim of those who want it least.
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David Lang's Anatomy Theater opera, which ran at BRIC House in January, used the public spectacle of 18th-century dissections as way to meditate on moral control of the body.
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Rather than browbeat their recalcitrant underlings, the Two announced, sadly, that they were going to leave the group for a time to meditate on why they had failed in their leadership.
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Allow yourself to be transported to some of California's most spectacular vistas and take a moment to meditate on the tranquil sights and sounds of nature in this 360-degree experience.
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But whether or not everything in it qualifies as incontrovertibly beautiful, it offers an exciting opportunity to meditate on the perennially confounding questions, what is beauty and what is it good for?
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Titled "21 Days of Motivation and Movement," the free program helps people jumpstart their workouts with short videos that meditate on wellness and end with one-minute workouts that anyone can do.
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But whether or not everything in it qualifies as incontrovertibly beautiful, it offers an exciting opportunity to meditate on two perennially confounding questions: What is beauty: And what is it good for?
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On the Zephyr, long delays are not uncommon, but are mitigated by a glass-walled car with tables and soft swivel chairs from which the patient traveler may meditate on American scenery.
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But whether or not everything in it qualifies as incontrovertibly beautiful, it offers an exciting opportunity to meditate on two perennially confounding questions, what is beauty and what is it good for?
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Rememory provides a theory on why, even in the darkest days, art still matters by forcing viewers to meditate on the value of self-reflection in the face of grief and anger.
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There really isn't a band better positioned to meditate on the excesses of the dawning internet age than U2, which turned earnest excess into an art form during its rise to fame.
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Artist's first solo gallery exhibition, Black Gooey Universe, curated by KJ Freeman, portrayed shards of digital culture — cracked and mute screens and devices — to meditate on technological and cultural conceptions of blackness.
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The careful presentation of the piece provokes us to meditate on what we are supporting and upholding in our personal lives and as a society — and if its shattering might bring about renewal.
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"Money's value is, in part, as an observational tool, as something to meditate on," said Vicki Robin, whose classic book Your Money or Your Life is an excellent longer course on defining enough.
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For Finlay, the garden was not simply a place of beauty, but rather a liminal space bordered by nature and culture, where visitors are invited to meditate on the different ways time passes.
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On an adjacent wall, two night scenes in a residential neighborhood by Noah Davis, a Los Angeles artist who died tragically young in 22017, merge reality and fantasy to meditate on black life.
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"Money's value is, in part, as an observational tool, as something to meditate on," said Vicki Robin, whose classic book "Your Money or Your Life" is an excellent longer course on defining enough.
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Using paint and all kinds of found materials, including sheet metal, chain-link fencing, tree branches and industrial wooden pallets, he created works that meditate on racism, war and threats to the natural environment.
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The best of his contributions comes on "Go Crazy," on which his fractured, bruising beat provides a jittery canvas on which BigKlit is able to meditate on the precarity of her own mental health.
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RON MILES "I Am a Man" (Yellowbird) Leading a powerful quintet, Mr. Miles — an underappreciated talent, as both cornetist and composer — uses these eight tunes to meditate on experiences of disappointment, discrimination and transcendence.
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"It is to these areas that I have long been drawn, lingering there to meditate on a quality of light, space and weather," Mr. Staller wrote in the preface to his book, published in 1988.
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I saw this as an easy opportunity to relive her glory days—and meditate on how the 21st Century American City became so hostile to the alternative culture that once thrived in places like CBGB.
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Successful people use the weekend to reflect or meditate on things that are important to them (how can they make more time for those things?), things that have been bothering them (what are some good solutions
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Here in this blossoming arena, you find yourself in a sacred space of geometric and botanical order, a place to meditate on the wedding of nature and culture and the place of humanity in the universe.
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Meditate on that, Leo: It might not be a super important concept at the beginning of March, but it will be an important thing to have a deep understanding of by the end of the month.
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During the blitz of London, in World War II, the British Home Office ordered all theaters, concerts halls, movie houses and other public gathering spots shut, leaving residents to meditate on their grim fate at home.
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Like the film, however, "Die Zehn Gebote" often leaves the viewer to meditate on the relationship between the kitchen-sink realism of the individual tales and the biblical injunctions to which they are joined, however obliquely.
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I work with tech every day, wear a smartwatch 24/7, and typically sleep with my phone, so I use service as an opportunity to meditate on faith with no chance of being interrupted by push notifications.
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So it's no wonder why many successful leaders wake up at the crack of dawn to get shit done — whether that time is used to hit up a Pilates studio or to meditate on the day ahead.
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In no time at all, Finn was standing at the De More bulletin board, where a notice from Father Superior suggested that, to prepare for the feast of St. Ignatius, they should all meditate on the vows.
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Neptune retrograde begins on June 21, finding you reflecting on the meaning of wealth, and encouraging you to tap into the energy of abundance—it's a wonderful time to meditate on all the things you're thankful for.
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But James Turrell's installation (continuing) is a pocket of tranquillity; enter the square room on the top floor and meditate on the muted blue of the open skylight and the geometric shadows it casts on the walls.
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While I don't know that I'll meditate on a regular basis from here on out, I will say that I've been hyperventilating less and trying to be more positive, which in today's political climate, is a massive accomplishment.
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This is a powerful new moon for envisioning your future: Sagittarius is a fire sign, so grab a candle for some fire magic and meditate on the flame as you picture how you want things to turn out.
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Neptune, the planet of illusions, delusions, fantasy, and fog, would be a great planet for you to meditate on (head to the beach for some quiet reflection, or even a place of worship: Neptune likes to get spiritual).
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He studied art at the Witwatersrand Technikon in Johannesburg in the 1990s, and since the early 2000s he has made street paintings that meditate on the violence and trauma he has witnessed in disenfranchised neighborhoods of the city.
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The theft occurred shortly before the museum's closing time, which may provide a further clue to a motive: perhaps the woman was so taken by the rock's message, she decided she needed more time to meditate on loving herself.
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As Mars resumes its forward motion, think about how you can be more effective in your commutations, and meditate on the difference between confidently stating your needs and setting your boundaries versus being cruel or even giving the silent treatment.
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Mr. Rodrigues opens up a world like a scroll as he shifts from realism to the fantastical and then the allegorical; pauses to meditate on the beauty of the world; and insists on the fusion of the spirit and the flesh.
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Do a few jokey neon signs like "My Name as Though it were Written on the Surface of the Moon" (1968) excuse the mannered aggression of a drawing that asks us to meditate on the words "Shit and Die" (1985)?
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These poems meditate on all manner of borders — not only the literal boundary between the US and Mexico and the effects of those dueling places in the immigrant experience, but also the spaces between desire and sacrifice, sex and violence, masculinity and femininity.
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But, before we get too overwhelmed, let us meditate on the one good thing the internet has given us: this GIF of a dog patiently sitting with a hot dog in his mouth while his owner takes his picture at a baseball game.
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For Finlay, the garden was not simply a place of beauty, but rather a liminal space bordered by nature and culture, where visitors are invited to meditate on the different ways time passes, from the cycle of seasons to the recording of history.
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In The Thin Red Line, The New World, and a recent loose trilogy — 2012's To The Wonder, 2015's Knight of Cups, and 2017's Song to Song — multiple voiceovers collide and interweave as characters meditate on love, nature, and the soul.
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"Four Quartets," the classic series of poems by T. S. Eliot that meditate on time and faith, receives a unique theatrical interpretation by the choreographer Pam Tanowitz, the composer Kaija Saariaho and the painter Brice Marden as part of Bard College's SummerScape program.
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A company called 3DEN has a space inside Hudson Yards where you can go take a nap on a Casper mattress, meditate on yoga mats, swing (yes, on an actual swing), grab a quick shower or take a phone call in a sound-proof booth.
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Rather than tune out, America might best use this refractory period to meditate on the difference between a calm week here and a standard week in Europe—and the ways in which we might learn to mirror that continent's consistently lower mass shooting casualties.
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I'm not sure if I'll do it again next year because I got this one for 23% off, but so far it's the only thing that has been able to help me meditate on a regular basis (even if it's only three to five minutes a day).
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Some meditate on London's history — such as the artist who considered the wartime past of Angel station or one who reimagined the sounds of Piccadilly Circus in response to Brexit — while others introduce sounds from around the world or simply reflect on their creators' personal memories.
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Meditate on it a little deeper and you will find that this electrotrash parody of 2000s pop trends—complete with a video in which Andy Samberg can be seen doing cum faces in a variety of loudly patterned infinity scarves—marks a crucial turning point in internet history.
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In a perfect world, the reflection demanded by the college application process would prompt students to confront themselves, consider their role in the world beyond their high schools and hometowns, and meditate on what gives life meaning, just as blindness prompted Milton to question the meaning of his life.
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And currently on view at the Irish Museum of Modern Art in Dublin is "She Bites Her Tender Mind," which uses Ms. Gordon's recent Airbnb stays in Los Angeles to meditate on the meaning of home (a subject she also explores on the new album with her song "Airbnb").
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Regina José Galindo pushes her physical and psychic limits in a series of video works that critically meditate on the oppressive social hierarchies in her native Guatemala, specifically the ways kidnapping, rape, and violently sexist language is used against the country's most vulnerable feminine denizens, often from the poorest sectors.
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The calm and collected 30-year-old Chicagoan has built a business out of teaching women how to meditate on and manifest the lives they want — a business that sees her traveling frequently, hosting a podcast and in-person experiences, and, above all, creating the safe and sisterly space she'd always looked for.
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The experience is so frantic –– there's a ticking clock and virtually no direction, at least until the proprietors start sending cryptic clues to your phone, and so you might as well be in the jungle or with zombies or on the moon –– that you don't take time to meditate on the surroundings.
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Among an alarmingly long list of disturbing childhood duties, Julien must regularly bathe in her father's dirty bath water to soak up, he says, his beneficial energies, and spend nights sitting still in a dark, rat-infested cellar — "to meditate on death" — with bells sewn into her sweater to sound an alarm if she moves.
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Enter: my colleague Paulina, who is not only continually well hydrated but also carries herself with the serenity of someone who can easily meditate on the visual of a clear blue sky for two minutes without giving in to the urge to distract herself with, say, the entire internet's worth of articles on the history of the wooden nutmeg.
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Put another possibly dramatic way, as sexist biases still pervade the art system, as the impeachment trial of Donald Trump gets underway, as the hills of California — where Corse's studio is located — burn, just taking a moment to meditate on the dispersed light distributed across Corse's canvases, is in some ways a political act in and of itself.
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Ahead of the book's publication, Mr. Nichtern agreed to watch the film once more with a reporter, sharing his thoughts on why "The Princess Bride" is such an enduring piece of pop culture, what universal lessons it holds, and why he was moved to meditate on a low-budget comedy that is celebrating its 30th anniversary next month.
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All that detail is so exquisitely rendered that it would be easy to get lost in the movie's particulars: to bask in the silvery glow of Elastigirl's uniforms, to ooh and aah over the striking design of a luxurious hideaway worthy of a Bond villain, to meditate on the David Hockney-esque patterns of the water in a motel pool seen at night.
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The native New Yorker has been represented by Matthew Marks Gallery since 1993, and their career is marked by sexually charged sculptures featuring stuffed animals; life-size edible gingerbread house assemblages; and visceral, durational performances that draw upon the visual language of kink, which Blake uses as a tool to meditate on the complex nature of queer and racial identities.
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That being said, it is also the time when people try and start fights with wheelie bins, so let's not get too romantic about it In an effort to better understand the 'fucked chat', to map its movements and meditate on its significance, we've put together a comprehensive guide to every boring, stupid, gross, cloying, creepy, bizarre conversation you are going to have this weekend.
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Apple Varieties with a Combination for Sugar, Acid and Tannin Stayman and Grimes Golden Winesap, Grimes Golden or Golden Delicious, Jonathan Rhode Island Greening and Porter (New England varieties) Smokehouse, York, and Grimes Golden or Golden Delicious Northern Spy or York (two of the few that stand alone well) Bramley's Seedling and Cox's Orange Pippin (classic British pie makers) Goldrush and Gala (a sweet-tart modern combination) From This Apple Historian Wants You to Meditate on Your Fruit
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