
noun
a long, loud, doleful cry uttered by an animal such as a dog or wolf.
• a loud cry of pain, fear, anger, amusement, or derision
• [ in sing. ] a prolonged wailing noise such as that made by a strong wind.
• Electronics a wailing noise in a loudspeaker due to electrical or acoustic feedback.
verb [ intrans. ]
make a howling sound.
• weep and cry out loudly.
• [ trans. ] shout in disapproval in order to prevent a speaker from being heard.
ORIGIN Middle English houle (verb), probably imitative.
scream |skrēm|
verb [ intrans. ]
give a long, loud, piercing cry or cries expressing excitement, great emotion, or pain.
• [ reporting verb ] cry something in a high-pitched, frenzied way.
• urgently and vociferously call attention to one's views or feelings, esp. ones of anger or distress.
• make a loud, high-pitched sound.
• move very rapidly with or as if with such a sound.
noun
a long, loud, piercing cry expressing extreme emotion or pain.
• a high-pitched cry made by an animal.
• a loud, piercing sound.
• [in sing. ] informal an irresistibly funny person, thing, or situation.
ORIGIN Middle English : origin uncertain; perhaps from Middle Dutch.
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Allen Ginsberg 1926 - 1997
...incomparable blind; streets of shuddering cloud and
lightning in the mind leaping toward poles of Canada & Paterson,
illuminating all the motionless world of Time between,
Peyote solidities of halls, backyard green tree cemetery
dawns, wine drunkenness over the rooftops,
storefront boroughs of teahead joyride neon
blinking traffic light, sun and moon and tree
vibrations in the roaring winter dusks of Brooklyn,
ashcan rantings and kind king light of mind,
who chained themselves to subways for the endless
ride from Battery to holy Bronx on benzedrine
until the noise of wheels and children brought
them down shuddering mouth-wracked and
battered bleak of brain all drained of brilliance
in the drear light of Zoo...
Allen
Ginsberg is an American poet. Ginsberg is best known for the
poem Howl
(1956),
celebrating his friends of the Beat
Generation and attacking what he saw
as the destructive forces of materialism and conformity in the
United States at the time.
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The
onlYoga Book Discussion Group will meet again on 5/15/10

Belief: Readings
on the Reason for Faith
Saturday, May
5th - 5 - 8pm • Harriet's Home
Copies available on Amazon $13.59
(kindle/Nook Digital Ed. $9.99)
The Cost of the discussion is $10 (Free Unlimited)
Pre-Register ONLINE
- Please Let John Know If You Want A Copy Ordered For
You!
- Hardcover: 352 pages
- Publisher: HarperOne (March 2, 2010)
- Editorial Reviews
A wonderful
expose on the different arguments for religious and spiritual
beliefs. These readings are critical for our understanding of
religion and will be essential for fostering greater dialogue about
the nature of religion in the future. An important read for anyone
interested in the study of religion and spirituality. (Andrew
Newberg, M.D., author of Why God Won't Go Away )
“BELIEF is more than an anthology; it is a provocation, a
brilliant, wide ranging and powerful series of readings on the
possibilities, problems and mysteries of faith. This book belongs
on the shelf of every believer – and every serious
skeptic.” (Rabbi David Wolpe, author of WHY FAITH MATTERS
)
“Because I teach in the area of faith and reason I have a
shelf full of anthologies, and I have to say that this is the most
varied and interesting of them all.” (Nancy Murphy, co-author
of Did My Neurons Make Me Do It? and Professor of Christian
Philosophy at Fuller Theological Seminary )
Product
Description
"Is there a
God?" is the most central and profound question that humans ask.
With the New Atheists gaining a loud voice in today's world, it is
time to revisit the long-standing intellectual tradition on the
side of faith. Francis Collins, New York
Times bestselling
author of The Language
of God and renowned
physician and geneticist, defends the reason for faith in this
provocative collection. Collins is our guide as he takes us through
the writings of many of the world's greatest thinkers --
philosophers, preachers, poets, scientists -- both past and
present, including such luminaries as C. S. Lewis and Augustine,
and unexpected voices such as John Locke and Dorothy Sayers.
Despite the doubts of a cynical world, this essential companion
proves once and for all the rationality of
faith.
"In the
twenty-first century, many seem to have concluded that the
spiritual experience and the life of the mind ought to occupy
separate domains, and that disruptions, conflicts, and
disenchantments will result if the firewall comes down. Surely
humanity's ongoing search for truth is not enriched by such
limitations. In the words of Socrates, the key to a fully mature
and richly rewarding life, both for us as individuals and as a
society, is to ‘follow the argument wherever it leads,'
unafraid of the consequences. If this collection of essays provides
even a small encouragement in this direction for the seeker, the
believer, or the skeptic, that will be gratifying
indeed." -- from the
Introduction
About
the Author
Francis S.
Collins, M.D., Ph.D., is one of the world's leading geneticists. He
is the former director of the National human Genome Research
Institute at the National Institutes of health, where he led the
successful international effort to complete the human Genome
Project, an extraordinary scientific enterprise charged with
mapping and sequencing the entire human DNA instruction book. Prior
to coming to Washington, he helped to discover the genetic
misspellings that cause cystic fibrosis, neurofibromatosis, and
huntington’s disease. Collins is the bestselling author
of The Language
of God: A Scientist Presents Evidence for Belief
and
The Language
of Life: DNA and the Revolution in Personalized
Medicine and is the
director of the National Institutes of health.
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Bryan
Kest - Master Class

Date: Tuesday March 22nd, 2011
Time 6 - 9:30pm
Cost: Early Registration before 9/22/10 $65
After 9/22/10 $75
Late Registration after 2/22/11 $85
Day of eVent $95
About Bryan
Now 45, Bryan Kest has been practicing yoga for more than 30 years. He initially studied in Hawaii with David Williams, the first person to bring Ashtanga yoga to America. He then studied in India with K. Pattabhi Jois, the main proponent of Ashtanga yoga. Kest has been teaching yoga for 26 years. "My primary objective", says Kest, "besides turning more and more people on to a healthier, more peaceful lifestyle that continually challenges them to grow, is to teach a system of exercise that fully integrates the body, mind, and spirit.
The new trend towards yoga is not surprising, given that the body is limited and the mind is limitless. The combination of body and mind creates an incredibly broad range of fulfillment, including top physical condition and a calm, peaceful, clear mind."
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Aerial Yoga
Classes

We
are now taking reservations for the January Aerial classes.
The Winter Series of Classes will begin the week of February 9th
2010. Classes will be held on the following
days/times:
Tuesday 5-6pm, Thursday 5-6pm, Saturday 12:45 - 1:45pm, Sunday
TBA
Register
Below:
Tuesday 5-6pm
Thursday 5-6pm
Saturday 12:45 - 1:45pm
Aerial onlYoga classes utilize a soft, fabric, inversion swing that
is used to relieve compressed joints and to bring greater alignment
to the spine. Every class will explore a series of postures meant
to elicit a sense of weightlessness while forming new relationships
with gravity. These classes are small, 4 - 6 students, and require
preregistration.
Pre-scheduled classes
will be offered in a series of 4 on Tuesday/Thursday from 5 - 6pm
& Saturdays/Sundays afternoon between 1 - 3pm. A minimum
of 4 students per class is required. Class will begin Tuesday
January 5th. The fee for pre-scheduled classes is:
Drop-in -
$15/class, $10 Unlimited Pre-pay for a full Series of 4 classes:
$48, $32 Unlimited.
Special Classes can
be scheduled at alternate times for groups of 4 - 6 and require
pre-payment and pre-registration. Please Email John Merideth
directly if you would like to schedule a special session.
Special sessions require a minimum of 4 students ($80/session) or 6
students ($120/session).
Aerial Privates can
be scheduled at a rate of $100/session or $340 for 4
sessions.
AERIAL YOGA CLASSES ARE GREAT FOR:
opening the chest and hips
taking stress off the joints & decompressing the spine
practicing inversions & backbends without neck/back
strain
building core strength
building upper body strength
learning to fly...
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Metaphor
Of Trancendence
The Foundation - Muladhara & Swadhisthana

The
chakras are symbols in an ancient metaphorical language. Their
meaning pertains to the ever evolving consciousness as it travels
from one frequency to another. The wheel, the spiral, the flow of
energy from one state to the next, the symbols of the chakras
innervate the subtle body and bring about union with the universe
at large. In this workshop we will explore the shape, sound and
texture of the first two psychospiritual "organs" -
Muladhara root,
red, earth, stillness &
Swadhisthana emotion,
sexuality, reproduction. This workshop is the first in a series of
four exploring the chakras through metaphor, movement,
visualization and guided meditation.
Date: Sunday June 27th
Time: 10 - 12am
Cost: $25, $10 Unlimited
Instructor: John
Merideth
Everyone is welcome register
now
min 8 - max 20
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A Moving Mala
| Day: Wednesday • Time: 6-7pm • Date: May 5th • Instructor:
John •
Cost: $10 (Free unlimited
students)•Location: Piedmont
Park |
The
Mala
A mala (Sanskrit for garland) is a meditation tool, used to count
the number
of mantra repetitions completed per sitting. Mantra repetition
using a mala
is an effective way of keeping your mind focused, and can make
meditation
more relaxing and soothing by relieving physical tension.
Historically, malas have been used as a part of an integrated
spiritual
practice that may also contain hatha yoga.
A mala contains 108 beads and a larger "meru" bead. The tassled
"meru" bead
is symbolic of the transcended state, and indicates the beginning
and end of
a cycle. The significance of "108" is because the Brahmand
(universe) is
made up of 108 elements (and according to modern scientific
chemistry, the
universe is made up of more than 108 elements). So 108 represents
the
universe.
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Location To Be
Determined
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locations
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Foundations Series
with John Merideth
A safe comprehensive approach to the Ashtanga Primary Series
4 Sundays January 10, 17, 31 & February 7th • 2:30 - 4:30pm
Min 8 - Max 20
Session 1 The 8 Limbs
and Sun Salutations - Jan 10th, 2010
Session
2 The Standing
Sequence - Jan 17th, 2010
Session
3 The Seated Sequence
- Jan 31st, 2010
Session
4 Putting It All
Together & Closing - Feb. 7th, 2010
Prepay
for All 4 Sessions $65 • Price After October 25th $75 •
Drop-Ins Welcome ($20) -
Pre-Register ONLINE
A systematic
approach to learning and understanding the Ashtanga Primary Series.
Suitable for all levels, the onlYoga Ashtanga Foundations series
offers new students a thorough and safe introduction to learning
the Ashtanga Vinyasa method while building the strength and
confidence necessary to move into more advanced classes in the
studio. For more experienced practitioners, the course
provides a tool for reviewing and strengthening the fundamental
concepts that make the Ashtanga form so dynamic. We recommend
new students start at the beginning of the 4 week series, however,
since this is an ongoing course students can drop in for any of the
4 classes.
The
8 Limbs & Sun Salutations
Jan 10th, 2010
2:30PM-4:30PM
In this session we will discuss the history of Yoga in general and Ashtanga yoga in particular. Students will be introduced to the central themes of the practice including how to keep the mind steady through consistent use of the breath, Vinyasa and coordination of the body to the fluid nature of the breath, dynamic opposition of forces to create balance and alignment, the benefits of a consistent yoga practice and much much more...
The Standing Sequence

Jan 17th, 2010
2:30pm -4:30PM
In session two we will delve into the 13 postures of the Ashtanga standing sequence. We will go over each posture in detail. Students will be given an opportunity to explore each posture and then time will be spent answering questions. There will be additional focus on helping students grasp the importance of moving effectively from one posture to the next and how the sequence builds from simple to complex movement.
The Seated Sequence

Jan 31st, 2010
2:30PM-4:30PM
Session Three covers the extensive postures of the Ashtanga seated sequence - the Primary Series. The series is composed primarily of forward folds and side twists. Besides being introduced to each posture of the series, students will learn about jumping back and jumping forward. Time will also be spent on modifications for some of the more complex postures and answering questions.
Putting It All Together & Closing

Feb 7th, 2010
2:30PM-4:30PM
In this final meeting of the onlYoga Foundation Series we will put the pieces of the practice back together and spend time learning about how to move through a safe closing sequence. Students will be introduced to backbends and inversions.
Registration and Payment
Register Now Online
Intro Foundation Package $91
All 4 Foundation Sessions - $60
+ 50% OFF 4 Intro/Basics Classes at onlYoga - $31 (less than $8/class)
4 Foundations By October 25th $65 - ($50 Unlimited)
The 4 Foundation Sessions only - $65
4 Foundations After October 25th - $75 ($65 Unlimited)
The 4 Foundation Sessions only - $75
Drop-in $20/session (10 Unlimited)
Price to Drop-in for a single Foundation Session $20
***Special Deals for Foundation Participants***
Complete the Foundation series at onlYoga + 4 Intro Classes and Receive:
***FREE 4 Class Package Gift Certificate
40% OFF Any Class Package
30% OFF Any Retail Item of Your Choosing (great way to purchase a Mat!)
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SUTRA 3.56
Once
the luminosity and transparency of consciousness have become as
distilled as pure awareness,
they
can reflect the freedom of awareness back to itself.
sattva-purućayoď
ĺuddhi-sâmye kaivalyam
sattva = clarity,
luminosity; a fundamental quality of nature, or guna
purućayoď = pure
awareness
ĺuddhi =
purity
sâmye =
equality
kaivalyam =
emancipation, isolation of pure awareness
-Patanjali

8am - 12pm
Privates
or
Teacher
Training
John
Merideth
5 - 6:30pm
Primary Series Level
1
John
Merideth
6:30 - 8pm
Intro. Second
Series
John Merideth
8am -
12pm
Privates
or
Teacher
Training
John
Merideth
5 - 6pm
Power
Vinyasa
John
Merideth
6 - 7:30pm
onlYoga Hip
Opening
John
Merideth
7:45 - 9pm
Intermediate Primary
Series
Rosalyn Nix Tate
8am -
12pm
Privates
or
Teacher
Training
John
Merideth
6 - 7:30pm
Full Primary
Series
Ashlee Goite
7:45 - 9pm
onlYoga Hip
Opening
Ashlee Goite
8am -
12pm
Privates
or
Teacher
Training
John
Merideth
5:30 - 6pm
Meditation
John
Merideth
6 - 7:30pm
Ashtanga
Blend
John
Merideth
Beginning
August 7
7:45 - 9pm
onlYoga Hip
Opening
Ashlee Goite
Beginning
August 22 9:30 -
11am
Intermediate Primary
Series
John
Merideth
5:30 - 6:30pm
Happy Hour Of
Power
Rosalyn Nix
Tate
9 - 10:45am
Primary Series Level
2
John
Merideth
11 - 12:30pm
Yoga Basics And Intro.
Primary Series
John Merideth
10 - 11:45am
onlYoga Hip
Opening
John
Merideth
Beginning
August 3
12
- 1:30pm
Intermediate Primary
Series Ashlee Goite




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