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Tag Archives: yoga
Horse Yoga Evolves
We live in a fantasy novel around here. Not always the part with the unicorns and the flowers. Mostly the one with stablehands and pitchforks and bread that needs baking. Once in a while some grimdark. And around just about … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, horses, Lifestyle
Tagged fantasy, horse yoga, horses, Judith Tarr, yoga
9 Comments
Citius, Altius, Sapientius — Exercise and the Older Writer, by Deborah J. Ross
It seems that the older I get, the more integral exercise is to my writing practice. The way they are interwoven has changed with the passing decades, as has the type of physical activity that appeals to me. I no … Continue reading
Posted in Health, Writing life
Tagged Athletes, creativity, exercise, martial arts, play, yoga
4 Comments
The Horse-Human Interface
Here we are, a day late but not, we hope, a dollar short. Technical difficulties laid Book View Cafe low over the weekend, and then I had my own Fun With Computers. Whenever my brain is about to explode with … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Blogs, Book View Cafe, Culture, horses
Tagged horses, Judith Tarr, worldbuilding, yoga
7 Comments
Warrior One
These are very strange times. If all you watch is the television “news,” you’re unlikely to be aware of most of it–though Celebrity Scandal of the Hour gets wall-to-wall, excruciatingly detailed coverage. But if you’re plugged into the internet and … Continue reading
The Way of the Warrior: Yoga as Self Defense Training?
Back in my karate days, my teacher used to try to make me mad to make me fight harder. It never worked. I was a better fighter when I felt calm and centered. After years of reflection, I’ve finally figured … Continue reading





