Blogs Posts in The Circle of Life category; 221 blog posts

Ten Basic Rules For Living a Life of Bliss - The Circle of L...

Upon reading the Ten Basic Rules For Living a Life of Bliss - The Circle of Life for the first time you may think that they sound familiar. Where have you experienced these terms before? Could it be from Biblical readings? Yes, t [...]

Posted On : Jul, 06 2011 | Comments : 0

Life is so Beautiful....

The life of man is a journey; a journey that must be travelled, however bad the roads or the weather or the travellers. Life has many twists and turns in it, you have to take what you are given and use it for the best. Life comes wi [...]

Posted On : May, 26 2010 | Comments : 0

Preparing For Circle of Life Coaching - 6 Simple Steps

Let's imagine together that as part of your transition into spring, you have made the decision to begin life coaching with a Circle of Life Coach. You have decided to enter into the sacred world of self exploration, discovery and cel [...]

Posted On : May, 24 2010 | Comments : 0

Sufi Concept Of Fana

Among all species, a human being has the potential of evolving to the highest level of consciousness and becoming a siddha or saint, one who has attained spiritual perfection through sadhana. According to S H Nasr: “To become a [...]

Posted On : Mar, 18 2010 | Comments : 0

Tango is a cultural heritage

THE United Nations has declared the sultry tango dance steps of Argentina and Uruguay part of the world's 'intangible cultural heritage', Unesco said on Wednesday. The United Nations cultural organisation is holding a meeting of 400 expert [...]

Posted On : Oct, 02 2009 | Comments : 0

Japan, its old capital Kyoto and the Aoi Festival

Located on an area of land half the size of Turkey, Japan's population is twice that of Turkey. It is the second-biggest nation in the world in economic terms; this country, whose people are known for their diligence and eagerness to work, [...]

Posted On : Sep, 15 2009 | Comments : 0

Raanana Symphonette performs in Azerbaijan

A six-hour drive, mostly on an unpaved and jumpy road of coarse sand, separates between the Azeri capital of Baku and the mountainous city of Gabala. There, in the open air, the Raanana Symphonette Orchestra opened the first international m [...]

Posted On : Aug, 17 2009 | Comments : 0

Investing in Culture

EventScotland supports Scotland’s cultural events portfolio and recognises these events as an integral part of the cities, regions and towns they take place in. Cultural events have the ability to take root in a city or town and cha [...]

Posted On : Aug, 11 2009 | Comments : 0

The International Gilbert and Sullivan Festival - a uniquely...

Three cheers for the International Gilbert and Sullivan Festival, which runs at the charming Buxton Opera House through the first three weeks of August (01422 323252). This is the sixteenth such beano, which expects to draw twenty thousan [...]

Posted On : Jul, 18 2009 | Comments : 0

Create Your Own Life And Stop Complaining!

We call it by different terms - such as griping, grumbling, whining or just plain complaining. In the Bible, the common term used was "murmuring." But regardless of how we term it, complaining always has the same symptoms. The dic [...]

Posted On : Jul, 10 2009 | Comments : 0

Circle of life by Michael Groll

Some of you wished to see a redrawn version of that pic, especially concerning the smoke that fills the circle arround the drangon. I will do this for sure, but at the moment other things are more important. But it made me think about the p [...]

Posted On : Jun, 20 2009 | Comments : 0

Cretan Cultural Events

Heraklion is a lively town with a series of cultural events under the name of "Irakio - Kalokairi" (Heraklion - Summer) that take place at the open air theatre "Oasis", surrounded by gardens and beneath the beautiful s [...]

Posted On : May, 19 2009 | Comments : 0

Cultural Walkabout (on Feet and Hands)

The current Sadler’s Wells Theater opened almost 11 years ago. Every bit of it is modern, but its walls, corridors and floors bear witness to the history of the five previous theaters that have stood on that spot. I love this sense [...]

Posted On : May, 13 2009 | Comments : 0

Fantastical Events in an Antoinette Favorite

When neglected works are revived, they are sometimes billed as forgotten masterpieces, regardless of merit. Others pique interest because of their relevance to an evolving genre and their influence on other composers. Such is the case with [...]