Category Archives: The Front Porch
Welcome to the Front Porch! This new section will serve as a welcoming stage for the rest of the magazine. It is a place for community news and sharing, updates, notables, and much more. We are excited to announce that book and CD reviews will also take place here on the Front Porch, so please send us any material you’ve written/recorded or anything you are enchanted by. Press releases for the Front Porch, as well as submissions for the rest of the magazine, are encouraged, please go to the submission guidelines page at the Front Porch submissions .
Now, grab a hot drink and settle into a rocking chair—Welcome to our humble abode!
Winter Yoga at the Garden
December 21, 2011 
The Journey 
Comments Off Start the new year right and treat yourself to Hatha Yoga at Cleveland Botanical Garden. Join Clyde Chafer on a journey of discovery through Yoga in the Garden and Shiva Pulse. Find and wake parts of the physical and emotional
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“A disciple is one who trusts himself. Out of his trust he comes to learn from somebody who has gone a little further than himself. He is not a follower, he is not an imitator and he is not seeking
The Front Porch Women’s Grounding and Guidance Weekend
While we wait out the cold months before spring festivals begin, it’s easy to retreat into our homes and hibernate. This year, Telling Point offers a different option: join us for 2 days of community, enlightenment, and relaxation at the
Acharya Kedar and Supreme Meditation
December 21, 2011 The Journey Comments Off Returning to Pittsburgh/Latrobe Acharya Kedar, affectionately known as Acharyaji, will be returning to Pittsburgh/Latrobe, Pennsylvania on February 18-19, 2012, to offer a Supreme Meditation Shaktipat Intensive. Acharya Kedar is recognized by his students and followers of other great sages (like
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“We cannot learn real patience and tolerance from a guru or a friend. They can be practiced only when we come in contact with someone who creates unpleasant experiences. According to Shantideva, enemies are really good for us as we
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