Pinterest is like India. Sensory
overload.
From the moment I stepped off of the plane when I arrived in
India back in 2008 my senses were overwhelmed. I'd seen things I had
never seen before nor could ever have imagined I might see.
People everywhere. Men with suitcases stacked 3 high
on their heads, women wearing bright colorful saris with large hoops in their
noses, people carrying bushels of plants stacked 4 feet high, camels pulling
obscenely large overstuffed carts of goods, automobiles stacked with 20 people
outside of them clinging to bumpers and fenders, monkeys, cows, dogs, auto
rickshaws, bicycle rickshaws - all on the same road, roundabouts gone
wild, chanting until 3 am, Krishna flutes heard while drifting off to sleep at
night...prayers, ritual and rites of passage...in the river, on the street, in
the temples, at the dobiwala.
The Ganges crowded with people---filling their buckets
to the rim with holy water for the day, people swimming, groups conducting
rites of passage, repeating prayers while dousing themselves with river water,
people doing laundry, brushing their teeth, swimming, laughing, saying goodbye
to the remains of loved ones, gondolas, arati puja ceremonies, children selling
goods.
I had the same visceral response that I had to India when I began to explore Pinterest, the epic social pin board. It is a virtual vision board playground for you to capture images you love which you can look at daily, from anywhere, wherever you are. If you haven’t done so already, I highly recommend you check it out. Be sure to carve out some time for yourself to dream weave and capture images that sing to your soul.
I started my virtual vision board on Pinterest today and will continue to add images. Make it a spiritual practice by putting on some meditative music, set your intention and then find your photos and pin them to your virtual board.
I had the same visceral response that I had to India when I began to explore Pinterest, the epic social pin board. It is a virtual vision board playground for you to capture images you love which you can look at daily, from anywhere, wherever you are. If you haven’t done so already, I highly recommend you check it out. Be sure to carve out some time for yourself to dream weave and capture images that sing to your soul.
I started my virtual vision board on Pinterest today and will continue to add images. Make it a spiritual practice by putting on some meditative music, set your intention and then find your photos and pin them to your virtual board.
Your future is waiting for you!!
Check mine out for inspiration here: http://pinterest.com/revelizabeth/vision-board-2012-beyond/
Happy Tuesday!
