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Against Cognitive Methods | Nonzero

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2015-08-04 – 11:15 pm. Tagged Bessel van der Kolk. Bessel van der Kolk. Trauma has nothing whatsoever to do with cognition. It has to do with your body being reset to interpret the world as a dangerous place. That reset begins in the deep recesses of the brain with its most primitive structures, regions that, he says, no cognitive therapy can access. It’s not something you can talk yourself out of. Journal Entry: Shacking up. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public).

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Body Positivity for Difficult Bodies | Nonzero

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Body Positivity for Difficult Bodies. 2015-08-04 – 11:00 am. My body positivity does not hinge on the idea that all bodies are perfect as they are, because for some of us, this isn’t true to our experience. But all bodies are worthy — meaning we should treat them with love and care, whatever that care looks like so long as it’s good for us. Laquo; Journal: Firsts. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public).

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On Humiliation | Nonzero

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2015-06-01 – 6:36 pm. Posted in to do. What is there to do? Don’t hide much. Just keep going. Make it through this year if it kills you. Laquo; Journal: So What? Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out. I Blame The Patriarchy.

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Kampuchea Crossings: Where apsaras dance....

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January 01, 2009. Khmer weddings enact Cambodia's greatest legend. The first Khmer prince, Preah Thong, fell in love with the Naga Princess, Neang Neak. As a marriage gift, the father of the Naga Princess swallowed part of the ocean and forms the land of Cambodia. The wedding can last anywhere from 3-7 days and is a sensory experience- vibrant colors and sounds, the best foods, community involvement- rich with symbolism and traditions:. Blessings from the Monks. Posted by Kampuchea Crossings. A photo ess...

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Kampuchea Crossings: and oh the places you'll go :-)

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September 24, 2009. And oh the places you'll go :-). We've come a long way since my first stint in the sticks. But after all these years my relationship with blogger.com grinds to a happy halt. This platform's served me well through all the rants and raves at internet cafes- mostly rants, given the unhappy timing of whatever grid I happen to be writing in to black out whenever I am not saving my work. So thanks to the web designers at House32. Posted by Kampuchea Crossings. Cambodia: Around my 'hood.

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Bookshelf | Nonzero

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All The Single Ladies: Unmarried Women and the Rise of an Independent Nation. 8211; Rebecca Traister. Skin: Talking About Sex, Class and Literature. 8211; Dorothy Allison. 8211; Natsuo Kirino. 8211; Kate Bolick. 8211; Sherman Alexie. The Age of Grief –. Sassafras, Cyprus, and Indigo. 8211; Ntozake Shange. 8211; Anne Lamott. In The Company Of Our Solitude. 8211; edited by Marie Howe. 8211; Natsuo Kirino. 8211; Curtis Sittenfeld. Before I Say Goodbye. 8211; Ruth Picardie. 8211; Sherman Alexie. Hillel: If N...

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Kampuchea Crossings: Spirit houses in Asia

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April 04, 2009. Spirit houses in Asia. Spirits- can't live with them, can't live without appeasing them. In Asia, nature or 'supernatural' forces are very much a part of one's being and not disconnected as it is in the modern west. See the bananas and bottles of water in the first photo? Posted by Kampuchea Crossings. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). From the Big Apple to the banks of the Mekong. A photo essay and musings on work, life and travels. This is a personal website to make updates availa...

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Kampuchea Crossings: Jiminy crickets and arachnid cuisine

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December 30, 2008. Jiminy crickets and arachnid cuisine. These crunchy crickets the Khmers are so wild about are about 2.5inches long, the females huge with eggs at the end of rainy season. Crickets owe their place in the culinary landscape to the art of survival during the starvation period of the Khmer Rouge era. And remember this post? A gastronomic adventure awaits the uncompromising palate! Mmmmm Bon appetit y'all! Posted by Kampuchea Crossings. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Thailand: We inter...

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Kampuchea Crossings: Sunset on the Mekong

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September 05, 2009. Sunset on the Mekong. It's been a while since we've seen a sunset here. After the brief lull in the rains last month, September came storming in with brilliant downpours and the energy-sapping intermittent drizzling all day long. In some provinces south and west of Phnom Penh these downpours made up. For the drought. Unfortunately there was so much sudden deluge that up to 2m have been recorded in some villages around the country, and flash floods have taken about a dozen lives. A pho...