by Jerome Paige | Jun 2, 2023 | 19 Years A Yogi, Mind/Body/Spirit/Shadow Explorations, North Portal Readers & Beyond, WOJM-SM
In my “sit” this morning, I went into a dream/reverie state. I was at my upcoming luncheon to note my 10 years of celebrating practicing Bikram Yoga. (Over the past few weeks, I’ve been planning that celebration and hopefully will be putting the finishing touches on...
by Jerome Paige | May 25, 2023 | 19 Years A Yogi, Mind/Body/Spirit/Shadow Explorations, North Portal Readers & Beyond, WOJM-SM
Well…. I think Bikram Yoga is “it”…. I’ve been going on M, W & F since Wednesday 2/6 at 6:30 am. After the 90 minute session, I have such a sense of peace, energy, and well-being…It’s amazing…The sensations rival...
by Jerome Paige | Aug 16, 2022 | Featured, North Portal Readers & Beyond
by Cullen MurphySeptember 28, 2012Host: Linda WilliamsAttendance: 13Reviewed August 11, 2022 Thanks to Linda for hosting our meeting. “Leisure World” has quickly become the desired spot to hold our discussion as Linda goes beyond the “call of...
by Jerome Paige | Jul 21, 2020 | Forensic Economics Investigations, North Portal Readers & Beyond, Public Policy Adventures, WOJM-SM
Have you ever wanted to explore how economists think and apply their ideas? Check out “Core Economics – Volume 1″ by Subodh Mathur. It’s available on Amazon.com Subodh and I have been colleagues for several years. Around 2007, we began...
by Jerome Paige | Jul 7, 2020 | Economics for Yogis, North Portal Readers & Beyond, Public Policy Adventures, Uncategorized, WOJM-SM
In 1966 E. F. Schumacher published “Buddhist Economics.” People have continued to read it.I probably first read it in 1972 or 1973, and it’s one of those essays I re-read periodically.Today Schumacher’s ideas are useful as we try to reimagine...
by Jerome Paige | Jun 13, 2020 | Cultural Connections -- HumanitiesDC...DC Living Heritage Network, DC History & Public Policy, Mind/Body/Spirit/Shadow Explorations, North Portal Readers & Beyond, Public Policy Adventures
This sign beckons us to remember and say their names. I noticed it in a neighbor’s yard on 16th St. NW DC about two blocks south of the Circle during my Friday night my walk through my neighborhood. A week ago, neighbors had gathered along to support the...
