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Poetry, like all the arts, has taken a turn toward the diffuse since World War 2. By diffuse, I mean the opposite of the exactness that went into the work of the masters, the pointedness of a strong sensibility.
By Richard WilliamsJune 1976Manning demonstrates a rather considerable talent for manipulating vocabulary and for wringing every ounce of nuance possible from a word or phrase.
By Dee Dee SmallJune 1976The meaning of life is usually contained in an awareness and appreciation of the process of life. The pleasure that I increasingly experience gives me the strength and trust to know I am moving through moments in the right way.
By Leaf DiamantJune 1976So it is that my attention is drawn to Ronald Reagan and George Wallace as they go through their spirited bicentennial hustles in an effort to become top banana.
By William GaitherJune 1976Being well, what can we call it? Freedom from physical disturbance, from illness, or from psychological tensions? Is it freedom from illusion and self-imposed limitation? Well-being probably encompasses all of these interrelated conditions as well as others whose reality is unmet as of yet.
By Gayle GarrisonJune 1976Prayer is an action, a strong action in a positive direction, a lifeline to pull us out of our own despair.
By JudithJune 1976Through massage my mind relaxes, the energy flows smoothly; tensions which are encased in my body are released, and the love flows through me.
By Libby Allen, Farra AllenJune 1976Massage is not the only medical application of the hand. Another useful practice (which can be performed with immediate results) involves the combination of touch with chanting to stimulate and balance various energy centers in the body, inducing a state of centeredness and meditative tranquility.
By Robert DonnanJune 1976The Maitri program was developed by Chögyam Trungpa, Rinpoche, a Tibetan Buddhist meditation master. The program is designed to nurture compassion through participation in a meditative community.
By Marvin CasperJune 1976If you desire assistance and relief from the concerns, confusions, or pain of your life, select the person who will be most effective in helping you. . . . A brief overview of a few psychotherapeutic orientations follows.
By Leaf DiamantJune 1976Personal, political, provocative writing delivered to your doorstep every month—without a single ad.
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