Books

Apollo’s Angels

Wednesday, December 29, 2010
by Peter Ingle
Apollo’s Angels

BENEATH THE PATINA of ballet lies a deeper story that you usually don’t think about when you watch a performance of La Bayadère or Swan Lake or Romeo and Juliet. This new history of ballet, written by a former ballerina, provides unique insight into a multilayered world of choreographers, composers, dancers, and impresarios. But what... Read »

The Cell Phone Concern

Wednesday, November 17, 2010
by Peter Ingle
The Cell Phone Concern

THIS IS a strong recommendation to read the book Disconnect by Dr. Devra Davis. There are simply too many disconcerting facts to ignore. For example, that most cell phones come with a notice (in tiny print) that reads: “Do not hold closer than one inch from your body” (how many people do you know... Read »

Risky Business

Monday, October 4, 2010
by Eliza Ingle
Risky Business

“We dance around in a circle and suppose, while the secret sits in the middle and knows.” ~ Robert Frost I recently read a book whose titled grabbed me, The Exquisite Risk: Daring to Live an Authentic Life written by Mark Nepo, who recently came to Charleston on the invitation of the Sophia Institute.... Read »

A Solution for This Country

“I want to see us begin again. Let’s get out of these wars and come on back here. Take all the money we are spending elsewhere, trying to control other places, and start to rebuild the structure. Put money and prestige back into the schools. Start teaching kids in day care. Scientists tell us the earlier kids start to learn, the more capable they are of learning, and we are not taking advantage of that. We start there and we put ourselves back in the running.”

~ actor Morgan Freeman in an interview with Garden&Gun

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The world is made of rings. The hooks are all yours. Unbend your hooks.   ~ Nisargadatta