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Re: Sacramento Spirit

http://aqalicious.gaia.com — Wed, 23 May 2007 17:06:53 GMT

There are ongoing Dances of Universal Peace events happening in Sacramento. For more general info on this movement, see this post.

arthur

Re: Sacramento Spirit

http://monk.gaia.com — Fri, 18 May 2007 16:49:31 GMT

I'm the same way. When I was living in Seattle the WTO riots were going on just a few blocks a way, but I didn't even go out to watch. Better things to do. I do get hooked up into these animal rescues once and awhile, though. So compelling. It's also the result having CNN online as your primary news source (sort of, not that bad, really). I'm up on the whale rescue, Paris Hilton--by the way, my hunch is that Arnold got her sentenced reduced and into a nicer jail, what do you think? Not that I follow celebrity dramas, I don't. Something about the heiress being thrown in jail was interesting to me, though. Hope we aren't too off topic . . .

Re: Sacramento Spirit

http://transcend-include.gaia.com — Fri, 18 May 2007 15:00:12 GMT

The mother seems to be better off than the calf. I'm um, doing nothing about it. I only heard about it when I was reading national news a couple of days ago. I'm hopelessly uninformed and blase about the outside world at the moment. Arnold Swartzenegger was talking at my daughter's school yesterday and I didn't even stay to see him. I thought, "Nah, I have to get this car back to my neighbor."

That's the sign of a true Californian. Blase about movie stars and politicians.

Liz

Re: Sacramento Spirit

http://aqalicious.gaia.com — Fri, 18 May 2007 14:59:10 GMT

David: I just read that they have injuries, probably caused by a boat propeller. That's really sad. Liz, what are you doing to help them?

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Er...Liz may not have time in her busy schedule to add whale-rescuing! :p (Although I have no doubt she could rescue whales, if she didn't have a zillion other things to do...)

Apparently rescue attempts have so far been unsuccessful, alas.

spiral out,
arthur

Re: Sacramento Spirit

http://monk.gaia.com — Fri, 18 May 2007 14:43:56 GMT

I just read that they have injuries, probably caused by a boat propeller. That's really sad. Liz, what are you doing to help them?

Re: Sacramento Spirit

http://monk.gaia.com — Fri, 18 May 2007 13:35:08 GMT

What's happened with the Sacramento whales? Did anyone see them?

Re: Sacramento Spirit

http://aqalicious.gaia.com — Fri, 18 May 2007 03:46:30 GMT

Heh. Those things are spreading like mushrooms! I found out about the Sacramento one in a pod I just discovered called Sacramento Zaadz Community, in a thread I'm perusing there called What Do You Like About Living in Sacramento?

spiral out,
arthur

Re: Sacramento Spirit

http://brucealderman.gaia.com — Fri, 18 May 2007 03:06:28 GMT

I didn't know about that one! There's also one in San Francisco and one in Berkeley.

Re: Sacramento Spirit

http://aqalicious.gaia.com — Fri, 18 May 2007 02:56:42 GMT

Hey, it turns out there's a labyrinth in Sacramento. Who knew?

arthur

Re: Sacramento Spirit

http://aqalicious.gaia.com — Fri, 06 Apr 2007 04:41:59 GMT

Colin: That dojo has some interesting-looking implements hanging on the wall; Liz might be able to come up with some creative uses of such things while you're r.thor@sacramento-bound-and-I-do-mean-bound.yip

Hey Colin

I have great faith in Liz's creativity in this and other matters. :)

Great to hear that you come down here periodically! Liz and I (a)vastly enjoyed meeting you for dinner yesterday on our way down the coast, and would love to hang out with you again when you come to this part of the whirled.

spiralifically yours,
r.thor

Re: Sacramento Spirit

http://undercovertranssexual.gaia.com — Thu, 29 Mar 2007 17:55:35 GMT

My brother and sister-in-law live in Sac-a-tomatoes, or Excremento, as I lovingly call it. Just kidding; it is getting much better. I get down there a couple times of year, usually; sometimes with Melissa, sometimes not.

That dojo has some interesting-looking implements hanging on the wall; Liz might be able to come up with some creative uses of such things while you're r.thor@sacramento-bound-and-I-do-mean-bound.yip

Re: Sacramento Spirit

http://aqalicious.gaia.com — Thu, 22 Mar 2007 15:21:00 GMT

Aikido is intriguing; I've heard good things about it. Aikido or some other martial art could be worth looking into.

Welcome to Aikido of Sacramento!

Aikido of Sacramento offers classical Aikido training to the local community and areas surrounding downtown Sacramento. T'ai Chi is also available at Village Park in old Fair Oaks with Obfuscated! - Enable Javascript Dan Wold Sensei and at Southside Park with Obfuscated! - Enable Javascript John Putman Sensei. Students of all ages and abilities will benefit by developing body movement, coordination, balance and flexibility. Other benefits include the discipline of Martial Arts philosophy and the improvement of one's life through "centering".

Our community dojo, located near Southside Park, offers a safe, fun and challenging atmosphere for Aikido practice. Aikido of Sacramento's curriculum emphasizes building a strong foundation of basic movement, rolling and falling techniques, "center-to-center" connection, fluidity, sensitivity and personal growth. Beginning students start slowly and move progressively forward , step-by-step, at each individual's pace.

If you are interested in developing your body, mind and spirit through a holistic, whole body workout, learning Aikido or T'ai Chi may be right for you. Finding the right dojo is essential if you are serious about beginning the disipline of Martial Arts practice. Here is an essay with some great advice on finding the right dojo for you. Any potential student will find this information valuable (How to Find a Good Dojo). Other Sacramento area Aikido dojo can be found on our Links page.

Our Sacramento Aikido Dojo welcomes all people. Visiting Aikidoka are always welcome. We are located in Downtown Sacramento near Southside Park at 816 U Street (rear alley). If you would like directions , please send us an Obfuscated! - Enable Javascript email or call (916) 247-0498.

Re: Sacramento Spirit

http://aqalicious.gaia.com — Wed, 14 Mar 2007 21:30:08 GMT

I'm talking to my future self, and anybody else who may ever give a shit. :) I notice a couple of babes have dropped by my thread though - I knew it was just a matter of time. :)

r.thor@sacramento-bound-and-I-do-mean-bound.yip

Re: Sacramento Spirit

http://transcend-include.gaia.com — Wed, 14 Mar 2007 21:19:03 GMT

There are no points here, just the tally I keep in my head...so just you watch it, missy.

Levitating rocket scientist. Um, isn't that part of your job?

Liz

Re: Sacramento Spirit

http://UrulyJulie.gaia.com — Wed, 14 Mar 2007 05:03:12 GMT

Lurking, loitering, lolling, lazing...
Got the "L"s mastered.

Except the levitating one. I'll keep you posted.

Smartass.

Oops, I probably just lost a 'nice' point.

Re: Sacramento Spirit

http://transcend-include.gaia.com — Wed, 14 Mar 2007 04:49:35 GMT

There are just a LOT of lurkers in Sacto...you know all about lurking, right?

Liz

Re: Sacramento Spirit

http://UrulyJulie.gaia.com — Wed, 14 Mar 2007 04:47:41 GMT

Arthur.

You're talking to yourself dear.

But check out Adya by all means. I've done two retreats with him; the real deal, IMO.

I left the Bay Area just as he was beginning to teach, not that I would have ever been interested at that time.

Namaste, Julie

Re: Sacramento Spirit

http://aqalicious.gaia.com — Mon, 12 Mar 2007 20:16:56 GMT

Anna Wise and Adyashanti are both based in the fairly closeby San Francisco Bay Area.

arthur

Re: Sacramento Spirit

http://aqalicious.gaia.com — Mon, 26 Feb 2007 22:43:55 GMT

Buddhist Church of Sacramento

Introduction

Founded on December 17, 1899, the Buddhist Church of Sacramento is a Jodo Shinshu Buddhist Temple, located in Sacramento, the Capitol City of the State of California. This temple with over 2,000 members is located at 2401 Riverside Boulevard, adjacent to the W-X Freeway (Business 80) near the westbound 10th Street and the eastbound 15th Street offramps. We are the second largest temple of the 60 temple members of the Buddhist Churches of America (BCA), which is headquartered in San Francisco, California.

The Buddhist Church of Sacramento, often called the Sacramento Betsuin was established in 1899 at 1221 Third Street in Sacramento. This original hall quickly became to small and necessitated the relocation to 410 "O" Street the following year. In 1925, a new temple was built on the same location with the addition of a hall/gymnasium in 1937. Due to the city's Redevelopment Project in 1958, the temple was relocated to the present sight with a new temple building dedicated in 1959.

The Sacramento Betsuin is affiliated with the Buddhist Churches of America, headquartered in San Francisco, and is one of fifty-five churches located in the continental United States. As a member of the Jodo Shinshu Sect (lit. Pure Land True Sect) of Buddhism, its mother temple, called Honpa Hongwanji or Nishi Hongwanji, is located in Kyoto, Japan. Jodo Shinshu Buddhism was founded in Japan by Shinran Shonin about 800 years ago and is the largest sect of Buddhism in Japan.

Our temple's diverse membership has grown to over 1000 families. A variety of programs (religious, educational, cultural, social and recreational) are offered to all ages from preschool to senior citizens.

The Resident Ministers are Rinban Bob Oshita and Rev. Kazuaki Nakata.

Sacramento Spirit

http://aqalicious.gaia.com — Fri, 26 Jan 2007 00:26:46 GMT

I'm curious about Spiritual/integral/AQAL doings and beings in California's Capital or environs.

For starters, anybody know anything about the Lion's Roar Dharma Center?

savoring samsara,
arthur