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Protected: This way madness lies?

March 26, 2023 by Fandom Yoga Leave a Comment

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Haunted atoms go to space

March 25, 2023 by Fandom Yoga Leave a Comment

It bears remembering that we are just haunted atoms. Or more biologically, small mammals with programmed instincts. I used to find this thought disturbing. Now it seems more comforting. How can we expect to do all and be all and fix all and understand all the things? We have an imperative to try, to some…

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Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: books, doctor who, musicals

Having a sad like a straw in the head

March 23, 2023 by Fandom Yoga Leave a Comment

There’s a meme where someone says “I have a sad.” And then they talk about how their companion can help. I, too, have a sad. I feel it. I poke at it. I curse it and I wonder at it. It’s like when I skinned my knee badly and I was endlessly fascinated by the…

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Under the surface… worthless without purpose? Or dancing donkeys?

January 29, 2023 by Fandom Yoga Leave a Comment

"The Fool" by Catrin Welz-Stein - is she a fool? Or just seeing something amazing without comprehending it?

Down below you are seemingly endless depths. First, your own body, below the first inch of which is too appalling to consider visually. Then dirt, filled with insects, mud, grime, and a fiery core. Below that? An inhospitable vacuum. That’s above you, too. There are depths that aren’t physical, as well. The astounding degree to…

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Freeing a hell of a bird

January 22, 2023 by Fandom Yoga 1 Comment

A soul could be a bird. In “The Girl who Fell Beneath the Sea” by Axie Oh, the main character’s soul is a magpie, and I feel like mine could be some avian variety as well. I can feel it now, in fact. Fluttering madly in my chest, the ribs like cage bars. Such is…

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Finding me in the mess: The Sandman and I just want our stuff back.

September 5, 2022 by Fandom Yoga Leave a Comment

Am I myself without my stuff? Surely, the answer is yes, right? We reside somewhere in our minds in our brains in our bodies, and the outside world is just something with interact with to achieve our goals. However, I’m not so sure that is true, at least for me and the Sandman. I just…

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The Everything Bagel isn’t Everything: Dealing with life’s meh

August 11, 2022 by Fandom Yoga Leave a Comment

I’ve been going through it lately. A bad “it.” “It” can be a lot of things to different people, but “it”‘s are everywhere. I’m tired of “it.” Figuring out how to cope with “it” all has been a top priority for me, when I could figure things out at all. In my better moments, I…

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Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: books, disney, doctor who

A Redshirt’s Journey: How to hope when dreams fizzle

January 8, 2022 by Fandom Yoga Leave a Comment

You are, quite possibly, a redshirt. As are we all. We all know about the Hero’s journey, I’ve blogged about it before and I’ve made a yoga flow about it. It sets the template for so many of our popular art forms. More or less: the hero pines for something, gets it, it’s good but not…

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Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: crazy ex girlfriend, star trek, star wars

Poem – Sitting in Compost

November 28, 2021 by Fandom Yoga Leave a Comment

I’m sitting in the compost of the lives I might have led I should be sending roots down but I’m feeding worms instead. Plans and purpose, potential things, go down into the loam, Their crumbly, black-brown detritus is what I now call home. The aim is growing up and out, a shoot, a leaf, a…

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Breaking (it all) down in the Wanda way

November 10, 2021 by Fandom Yoga Leave a Comment

Visualize, don’t dissociate. Or maybe: diagram, don’t dissociate. But that latter one sounds like an office slogan. In any case, that’s what I’m trying to do. Things are stressful and have been for a long time. So it goes, right? But I’m not sure I’m dealing with it altogether well. Something is broken. Jagged. Foggy….

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