Posts Tagged ‘Asia’
Why I’ll Always Love Bali, An Island Paradise Like No Other
I’ve traveled to over 50 countries in six continents, and to this day, Bali is still one of my favorite places in the world. When I first arrived in Bali last year, I felt broken. Six months prior, I had left my corporate life in New York City behind, and was in the midst of…
Read MoreA Short Flight: Searching For Freedom
A short story about my time spent at a Dynamic Meditation retreat in the Nepalese mountains, and what it taught me about our joint human search for freedom.
Read MoreHow Screaming Helped Me Become More Aware
I spent a week dancing and screaming while practicing Dynamic Meditation. Here is what I learned from the experience.
Read MoreWhy You Should Talk To Strangers When You’re Abroad
When I was growing up, my mother used to tell me that life is like a train: it runs its course, it makes many stops, and while some people hop in and out, others stay for the ride.
Read MorePhnom Penh: Teaching is more than giving – it is also receiving (Day 4)
Today I learned that teaching is an art. Not to say that I previously thought it was easy, but I also did not think I would struggle as much as I did: I’m smart and I know the English language very well, so it should only make sense that I’d be able to teach it, right?
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