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Cuppa Wi-Fi

Cuppa Wi-Fi is my current ongoing project. It is an internet website directory of coffee shops offering wireless internet access AND great coffee. Currently concentrating on Cape Town and surrounding towns, it will be opened up to other cities when we are ready to.

You can assist with this project in three ways:

  • Create an account on Cuppa Wi-Fi and add your favourite coffee shop.

  • Let people know about Cuppa Wi-Fi

  • Tell me the one thing that would make Cuppa Wi-Fi valuable for you.

Visit Cuppa Wi-Fi...

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Last Updated on Wednesday, 16 May 2012 10:45
 

May Newsletter 2011

Meeting some international visitors for the first time over dinner the inevitable question is asked: "So, what do you do?". With my reply the lady who asked almost fell off her chair. She recovered quickly and challenged me: what could I teach her about Tantra while at the dinner table in 30 seconds?

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Don't be Sneaky

We know deep down when we're being sneaky, when our integrity is lacking. My flavour of this has been that I am not always direct with my words. I see my trickery: by aluding to something I force the other to work it out, making them look stupid in their ignorance; or, I make the other out to be 'wrong/bad' while I position myself as being 'right'. It's a power play.

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Last Updated on Tuesday, 03 May 2011 14:27 Read more...
 

Concrete Girl

I see you lying, cold and numb
I want to shake you, slap you
Shout "Wake up!"
"I'm here, me here"
"See me"

I want to fight you
Know there's something there
Feel your life energy
Your painful rage
Your being

Where's your pumping heart
The breath that fires your soul
Your heat
Where are you
I'm here

Tagspoetry
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An Egg: analogies for conscious relating

An egg's shell is an incubator of life but is not for life - there comes a time when the baby creature inside must break free. The eggshell container serves a valuable purpose by holding and protecting a fetus during this initial stage of development but must eventually be broken for the flow of life to continue to develop and transform.

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Last Updated on Tuesday, 12 April 2011 08:51 Read more...
 


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