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if you meet a shaman on the road…

Posted on November 10, 2011 by Dave

“From the cavern, man does not like to stir” – W. Benjamin. Where is the scariest place to live. It may just be inside of us. But we love to project…..Antonin Artaud studied the Tarahumara indians in Mexico in 1936,who … Continue reading →

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shoeless: the almost barefoot bandits

Posted on July 29, 2011 by Dave

There is something about the genius of American marketing that is worthy of admiration and equally frightful in its shamefaced appropriation of the “other” into a transformed commodity for the mass market.As in all modern marketing the idea is to … Continue reading →

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true grit

Posted on June 15, 2011 by Dave

Does each of us have our own four minute mile? A personal barrier that we think is not possible to overcome? Is it a lack of belief? For years it was believed that the four minute mile was not possible. … Continue reading →