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Well-known personality Mary McEvoy has always spoken honestly about living with depression. Through years of counselling and the practice of Buddhism she has learned to become more aware of her inner space and live with the good days and bad days. In Ordinary Beauty: Meaningful Moments in Everyday Life she allows us an insight into some of the everyday moments that give her light and hope - from the line of freshly-washed clothes billowing in the wind, to a water hen crossing the yard at dawn she reminds us that for inner happiness and well-being we need to slow down in our lives, and take stock of the ordinary beauty that surrounds us every day.
Whether reciting the gathas in Buddhist practice, the Shema in Judaism, or the Jesus Prayer in Christianity, for centuries the practice of breath prayer has helped center people from a variety of faith traditions on the sacred in everyday life. Through brief words of prayer or petition said silently
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"Owl's Head" este o carte creată de fotografa Rosamond Purcell și scriitorul Stephen Jay Gould. Aceasta explorează colecția eclectică a lui Purcell de obiecte găsite, fotografiate într-un mod care evocă un sentiment de mister și frumusețe. Prin imagini și texte, cartea dezvăluie fascinația autorilor
Filled with stories and prayers that remind readers to take a closer look at their everyday circumstances and to find the magic and beauty in ordinary experiences, this edition invites the reader to live deeply in every moment with the expectation that something good will find them at the end of the
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Simple, practical, but always stylish sewn projects to make and give. Following on from her beautiful book “Sewlicious,” Kate Haxell brings you 35 gorgeous projects that are all filled with simple charm. They are inspired by zakka, a Japanese term for finding beauty in the ordinary, and for objects
