My Biodynamic Meditation session this morning was about breath, awareness of my central energy channel, awareness of the Tide moving up and down and then settling at my sacrum as healing energy for a bit, moving up to my solar plexus region, and then to my crown chakra.
The energetic sensation was that of effervescence at my sacrum and my crown, and like soothing kindness at my solar plexus.
Continue readingTarget has been one of the sponsors of this blog recently, and I am going to plug something that Target sells, their 100% organic cotton sheets.
Pardon me if this is awkward. Hawking things is not my strong suit, yet like everyone else, I have preferences in the material aspects of this world we share. I like good quality things at a good price.
I also like companies that are sensitive to their customers and that understand they operate and depend on a planet with limited resources.
I sleep on Target’s organic cotton sheets and use them on my massage table. They feel really, really good against my skin. With a 325 thread count, they’ll last for a long time. That’s not the highest, but they feel tightly woven and substantial.
When I was buying sheets for massage school, a classmate turned me onto these. They turned out to be the best deal around at under $30 for twin size, and there are 10 choices of colors/patterns.
I was surprised to discover that a mainstream store such as Target was selling organic cotton products. I used to only find organic cotton in high-end and/or specialty stores.
Check them out here: http://www.target.com/p/Target-Home-325-Thread-Count-Organic-Cotton-Sheet-Set/-/A-13712146
BTW, I don’t make a cent off plugging these. I’m just plugging a good product that I use from a commercial sponsor of this blog.
My only beef with Target has been that it donated corporate money to a right-wing, anti-gay political candidate. That action deserved the uproar from its employees and the public that it engendered and the talk of a boycott.
It illustrates the pitfalls of the Citizens vs. United Supreme Court decision.
To its credit, the Target corporation was responsive and did apologize.
I stopped shopping there for a while because of that donation (before I learned about the public apology — I don’t keep up with the news that well), but the only real competition that Target has (at least here in Austin, Texas) is Wal-mart.
Please don’t get me started on Wal-mart.
If corporations are now considered to be people, I would like them to be very good people who care about their fellow humans and the planet we all share and depend on.
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