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Showing posts with label TrueNatureYoga. Show all posts
Showing posts with label TrueNatureYoga. Show all posts
Saturday, April 14, 2012
Monday, October 24, 2011
Friday, October 21, 2011
Red Onyx Wrist Mala by TrueNatureYoga
15 Vibrant Red Onyx gemstones strung on elastic beading cord finished off with a focal bead of black and cream color. The Onyx are approximately 10mm in size and the focal bead is 3/4 of an inch long. The mala is about 8 inches around and will fit comfortably on 7 - 8 inch wrist.
Onyx is a protective stone that repels negative energy. As with all of my items it is strung with mindfulness and metta loving kindness!
Onyx is a protective stone that repels negative energy. As with all of my items it is strung with mindfulness and metta loving kindness!
Sunday, September 25, 2011
The Sunday Supplement - Artful Giving
Many artists on Etsy donate part of their proceeds to a charity that touches their hearts or supports a cause they believe in. Several of our Freethinkers team members have done the same!
TrueNatureYoga donates part of her proceeds to an organization called YogaHOPE. This organization was "created to facilitate access to yoga and meditation education specifically for women experiencing debilitating life transitions – those establishing independence from domestic violence, self-sufficiency from homelessness, recovery from drug addiction, or rehabilitation after mental illness." Learn more about their mission and ways you can help by visiting www.yogahope.org.
Zephi contributes 5% of her shops earnings each year to a different organization. This year she has chosen to donate to the Heroic Imagination Project (HIP). It is a program to help youngsters learn what it takes to be a normal person doing extraordinary things to help others. Get HIP and check out all the wonderful projects currently in the works at www.heroicimagination.org.
GoodOldBooks donates 50% of her shops proceeds to Doctors Without Borders and Heifer International. Both of these organizations are doing amazing work to provide medical care and economic sustainability in impoverished countries around the world. Check out these causes at www.doctorswithoutborders.org and www.heifer.org.
What could be better? Artists supporting others through their most beloved craft!
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TrueNatureYoga donates part of her proceeds to an organization called YogaHOPE. This organization was "created to facilitate access to yoga and meditation education specifically for women experiencing debilitating life transitions – those establishing independence from domestic violence, self-sufficiency from homelessness, recovery from drug addiction, or rehabilitation after mental illness." Learn more about their mission and ways you can help by visiting www.yogahope.org.
Zephi contributes 5% of her shops earnings each year to a different organization. This year she has chosen to donate to the Heroic Imagination Project (HIP). It is a program to help youngsters learn what it takes to be a normal person doing extraordinary things to help others. Get HIP and check out all the wonderful projects currently in the works at www.heroicimagination.org.
GoodOldBooks donates 50% of her shops proceeds to Doctors Without Borders and Heifer International. Both of these organizations are doing amazing work to provide medical care and economic sustainability in impoverished countries around the world. Check out these causes at www.doctorswithoutborders.org and www.heifer.org.
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| Somalia - Doctors Without Borders |
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| Heifer International -Bringing an end to world hunger. |
What could be better? Artists supporting others through their most beloved craft!
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Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Tuesday Tinker -TrueNatureYoga
"Yoga and meditation have brought a true sense of peace and balance to my life that had been missing. I hope that my malas can bring a small bit of that to others."
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Sunday, March 20, 2011
SUNDAY SUPPLEMENT - On location with our next Tuesday Tinker
TrueNatureYoga lives in the Boston, Mass. area. She recently graduated from a 200 hour yoga teacher training course and has been teaching yoga and making malas part time since February 2010. A mala is a string of beads used to help meditation. The first picture shows her work area where she creates her wonderful malas. The second photo was taken by her in Ipswich.
Friday, January 14, 2011
Zen Again by TrueNatureYoga
A Treasury created by TrueNatureYoga, a member of our team.
View the clickable Treasury that takes you right to the shops presented here.
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