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  1. This morning's #workout #music is from composer Arvo Pärt – performed by Tallinn Chamber Orchestra Tõnu Kaljuste Elbphilharmonie. If I was forced to only listen to one artist's music for the rest of my life, I might choose Arvo Pärt, who was in attendance for this performance. Brilliant.

    youtu.be/ebDDvtxEU_4
    #NeoClassical #ChamberMusic #ChoralMusic #ArvoPärt #Meditative #Wellmess #KettleBells

  2. This morning's #workout #music is from composer Arvo Pärt – performed by Tallinn Chamber Orchestra Tõnu Kaljuste Elbphilharmonie. If I was forced to only listen to one artist's music for the rest of my life, I might choose Arvo Pärt, who was in attendance for this performance. Brilliant.

    youtu.be/ebDDvtxEU_4
    #NeoClassical #ChamberMusic #ChoralMusic #ArvoPärt #Meditative #Wellmess #KettleBells

  3. This morning's #workout #music is from composer Arvo Pärt – performed by Tallinn Chamber Orchestra Tõnu Kaljuste Elbphilharmonie. If I was forced to only listen to one artist's music for the rest of my life, I might choose Arvo Pärt, who was in attendance for this performance. Brilliant.

    youtu.be/ebDDvtxEU_4
    #NeoClassical #ChamberMusic #ChoralMusic #ArvoPärt #Meditative #Wellmess #KettleBells

  4. This morning's #workout #music is from composer Arvo Pärt – performed by Tallinn Chamber Orchestra Tõnu Kaljuste Elbphilharmonie. If I was forced to only listen to one artist's music for the rest of my life, I might choose Arvo Pärt, who was in attendance for this performance. Brilliant.

    youtu.be/ebDDvtxEU_4
    #NeoClassical #ChamberMusic #ChoralMusic #ArvoPärt #Meditative #Wellmess #KettleBells

  5. This morning's #workout #music is from composer Arvo Pärt – performed by Tallinn Chamber Orchestra Tõnu Kaljuste Elbphilharmonie. If I was forced to only listen to one artist's music for the rest of my life, I might choose Arvo Pärt, who was in attendance for this performance. Brilliant.

    youtu.be/ebDDvtxEU_4
    #NeoClassical #ChamberMusic #ChoralMusic #ArvoPärt #Meditative #Wellmess #KettleBells

  6. A Review of Selected Ambient Works Vol. II

    I am never sure how to discuss Aphex Twin with friends and acquaintances. Any time anyone would discuss their favorite albums, the music most important to them, I could list several of Aphex Twin's albums and many of his songs among the most important things I've ever heard. His work is unlike anything else on the radio or even adjacent to mainstream radio. Despite the influence he has had on modern music, nothing I've heard in the past twenty years can imitate his work. Aphex Twin is a […]

    jpeti.blog/2026/06/28/a-review

  7. More beauty in nature, locally

    I’m so fascinated with this duck family, residing in a park near my home.

    It’s a mama and three babies who are now nearly grown.

    The mom is so trusting. They come up to my husband and I, coming close (probably looking for food). The mom doesn’t hiss or anything. They are all so close and do everything together.

    The wonderment of nature never ceases to amaze me.

    I could watch them for hours. It’s so relaxing and chill.

    Another beautiful thing about being in your 60s.

    When I was younger, I couldn’t appreciate it; couldn’t sit still for this long.

    I remember the very first time I sat still somewhere and just chilled. I was in my early 30s and was on a trip to Maine with my late friend Janet and her niece. I had gone out partying the night before. I got home around 4 p.m., called Janet and we hit the road, traveling from New Jersey to Maine. It was her plan to go in the middle of the night to avoid traffic. She left a concerned message on my machine around 3 a.m. Where was I? There was no texting back in the mid-1990s.

    Once we were settled in our hotel, we were seeing the sights. I barely slept. I don’t even think I slept during the car ride there.

    Taking in the sights, I was just sitting outside. This was one of the first times I remember slowing down to take it all in.

    My camera broke. There were no phones. But the beauty of it all will never leave my mind.

    The relaxation was cut short by her 15-year-old niece who wanted to move.

    Could I blame her? I was like that too. Go. Go. Go.

    I needed a night out with no sleep in order to slow down, just a bit.

    This is why meditation is so important. It’s a time to tell your body, take a break. No matter how much fun you’re having. Stop. Slow the heart beat. And just be.

    #chill #ducks #happiness #inspiration #lifeOver60 #meditative #motivation #nature
  8. More beauty in nature, locally

    I’m so fascinated with this duck family, residing in a park near my home.

    It’s a mama and three babies who are now nearly grown.

    The mom is so trusting. They come up to my husband and I, coming close (probably looking for food). The mom doesn’t hiss or anything. They are all so close and do everything together.

    The wonderment of nature never ceases to amaze me.

    I could watch them for hours. It’s so relaxing and chill.

    Another beautiful thing about being in your 60s.

    When I was younger, I couldn’t appreciate it; couldn’t sit still for this long.

    I remember the very first time I sat still somewhere and just chilled. I was in my early 30s and was on a trip to Maine with my late friend Janet and her niece. I had gone out partying the night before. I got home around 4 p.m., called Janet and we hit the road, traveling from New Jersey to Maine. It was her plan to go in the middle of the night to avoid traffic. She left a concerned message on my machine around 3 a.m. Where was I? There was no texting back in the mid-1990s.

    Once we were settled in our hotel, we were seeing the sights. I barely slept. I don’t even think I slept during the car ride there.

    Taking in the sights, I was just sitting outside. This was one of the first times I remember slowing down to take it all in.

    My camera broke. There were no phones. But the beauty of it all will never leave my mind.

    The relaxation was cut short by her 15-year-old niece who wanted to move.

    Could I blame her? I was like that too. Go. Go. Go.

    I needed a night out with no sleep in order to slow down, just a bit.

    This is why meditation is so important. It’s a time to tell your body, take a break. No matter how much fun you’re having. Stop. Slow the heart beat. And just be.

    #animals #chill #ducks #happiness #inspiration #life #lifeOver60 #meditative #motivation #nature #NewJersey #travel
  9. More beauty in nature, locally

    I’m so fascinated with this duck family, residing in a park near my home.

    It’s a mama and three babies who are now nearly grown.

    The mom is so trusting. They come up to my husband and I, coming close (probably looking for food). The mom doesn’t hiss or anything. They are all so close and do everything together.

    The wonderment of nature never ceases to amaze me.

    I could watch them for hours. It’s so relaxing and chill.

    Another beautiful thing about being in your 60s.

    When I was younger, I couldn’t appreciate it; couldn’t sit still for this long.

    I remember the very first time I sat still somewhere and just chilled. I was in my early 30s and was on a trip to Maine with my late friend Janet and her niece. I had gone out partying the night before. I got home around 4 p.m., called Janet and we hit the road, traveling from New Jersey to Maine. It was her plan to go in the middle of the night to avoid traffic. She left a concerned message on my machine around 3 a.m. Where was I? There was no texting back in the mid-1990s.

    Once we were settled in our hotel, we were seeing the sights. I barely slept. I don’t even think I slept during the car ride there.

    Taking in the sights, I was just sitting outside. This was one of the first times I remember slowing down to take it all in.

    My camera broke. There were no phones. But the beauty of it all will never leave my mind.

    The relaxation was cut short by her 15-year-old niece who wanted to move.

    Could I blame her? I was like that too. Go. Go. Go.

    I needed a night out with no sleep in order to slow down, just a bit.

    This is why meditation is so important. It’s a time to tell your body, take a break. No matter how much fun you’re having. Stop. Slow the heart beat. And just be.

    #chill #ducks #happiness #inspiration #lifeOver60 #meditative #motivation #nature
  10. More beauty in nature, locally

    I’m so fascinated with this duck family, residing in a park near my home.

    It’s a mama and three babies who are now nearly grown.

    The mom is so trusting. They come up to my husband and I, coming close (probably looking for food). The mom doesn’t hiss or anything. They are all so close and do everything together.

    The wonderment of nature never ceases to amaze me.

    I could watch them for hours. It’s so relaxing and chill.

    Another beautiful thing about being in your 60s.

    When I was younger, I couldn’t appreciate it; couldn’t sit still for this long.

    I remember the very first time I sat still somewhere and just chilled. I was in my early 30s and was on a trip to Maine with my late friend Janet and her niece. I had gone out partying the night before. I got home around 4 p.m., called Janet and we hit the road, traveling from New Jersey to Maine. It was her plan to go in the middle of the night to avoid traffic. She left a concerned message on my machine around 3 a.m. Where was I? There was no texting back in the mid-1990s.

    Once we were settled in our hotel, we were seeing the sights. I barely slept. I don’t even think I slept during the car ride there.

    Taking in the sights, I was just sitting outside. This was one of the first times I remember slowing down to take it all in.

    My camera broke. There were no phones. But the beauty of it all will never leave my mind.

    The relaxation was cut short by her 15-year-old niece who wanted to move.

    Could I blame her? I was like that too. Go. Go. Go.

    I needed a night out with no sleep in order to slow down, just a bit.

    This is why meditation is so important. It’s a time to tell your body, take a break. No matter how much fun you’re having. Stop. Slow the heart beat. And just be.

    #chill #ducks #happiness #inspiration #lifeOver60 #meditative #motivation #nature
  11. More beauty in nature, locally

    I’m so fascinated with this duck family, residing in a park near my home.

    It’s a mama and three babies who are now nearly grown.

    The mom is so trusting. They come up to my husband and I, coming close (probably looking for food). The mom doesn’t hiss or anything. They are all so close and do everything together.

    The wonderment of nature never ceases to amaze me.

    I could watch them for hours. It’s so relaxing and chill.

    Another beautiful thing about being in your 60s.

    When I was younger, I couldn’t appreciate it; couldn’t sit still for this long.

    I remember the very first time I sat still somewhere and just chilled. I was in my early 30s and was on a trip to Maine with my late friend Janet and her niece. I had gone out partying the night before. I got home around 4 p.m., called Janet and we hit the road, traveling from New Jersey to Maine. It was her plan to go in the middle of the night to avoid traffic. She left a concerned message on my machine around 3 a.m. Where was I? There was no texting back in the mid-1990s.

    Once we were settled in our hotel, we were seeing the sights. I barely slept. I don’t even think I slept during the car ride there.

    Taking in the sights, I was just sitting outside. This was one of the first times I remember slowing down to take it all in.

    My camera broke. There were no phones. But the beauty of it all will never leave my mind.

    The relaxation was cut short by her 15-year-old niece who wanted to move.

    Could I blame her? I was like that too. Go. Go. Go.

    I needed a night out with no sleep in order to slow down, just a bit.

    This is why meditation is so important. It’s a time to tell your body, take a break. No matter how much fun you’re having. Stop. Slow the heart beat. And just be.

    #chill #ducks #happiness #inspiration #lifeOver60 #meditative #motivation #nature
  12. This morning's #workout #music is from Terry Riley & s t a r g a z e doing Riley's classic work "In C." A really outstanding rendition of this mesmerizing piece with the #Cora adding some nice timbre. Takes you out of time.

    youtu.be/lJPJywWfyGo
    #minimalism #ElectroAcoustic #meditative #BodyWeightTraining #BambooStaff #MedicineBall #FarmersCarry

  13. This morning's #workout #music is from Terry Riley & s t a r g a z e doing Riley's classic work "In C." A really outstanding rendition of this mesmerizing piece with the #Cora adding some nice timbre. Takes you out of time.

    youtu.be/lJPJywWfyGo
    #minimalism #ElectroAcoustic #meditative #BodyWeightTraining #BambooStaff #MedicineBall #FarmersCarry

  14. This morning's #workout #music is from Terry Riley & s t a r g a z e doing Riley's classic work "In C." A really outstanding rendition of this mesmerizing piece with the #Cora adding some nice timbre. Takes you out of time.

    youtu.be/lJPJywWfyGo
    #minimalism #ElectroAcoustic #meditative #BodyWeightTraining #BambooStaff #MedicineBall #FarmersCarry

  15. This morning's #workout #music is from Terry Riley & s t a r g a z e doing Riley's classic work "In C." A really outstanding rendition of this mesmerizing piece with the #Cora adding some nice timbre. Takes you out of time.

    youtu.be/lJPJywWfyGo
    #minimalism #ElectroAcoustic #meditative #BodyWeightTraining #BambooStaff #MedicineBall #FarmersCarry

  16. This morning's #workout #music is from Terry Riley & s t a r g a z e doing Riley's classic work "In C." A really outstanding rendition of this mesmerizing piece with the #Cora adding some nice timbre. Takes you out of time.

    youtu.be/lJPJywWfyGo
    #minimalism #ElectroAcoustic #meditative #BodyWeightTraining #BambooStaff #MedicineBall #FarmersCarry

  17. This morning's #workout #music is from 75 Dollar Bill doing a live set with friends at the Gray Area at Crane Arts in #Philadelphia in 2016. These folks popped into my head for some reason this morning. I have always enjoyed their #meditative #drones and #riffs - a different kind of #ambient

    youtu.be/WanrNMUyk10
    #KettleBells

  18. This morning's #workout #music is from 75 Dollar Bill doing a live set with friends at the Gray Area at Crane Arts in #Philadelphia in 2016. These folks popped into my head for some reason this morning. I have always enjoyed their #meditative #drones and #riffs - a different kind of #ambient

    youtu.be/WanrNMUyk10
    #KettleBells

  19. This morning's #workout #music is from 75 Dollar Bill doing a live set with friends at the Gray Area at Crane Arts in #Philadelphia in 2016. These folks popped into my head for some reason this morning. I have always enjoyed their #meditative #drones and #riffs - a different kind of #ambient

    youtu.be/WanrNMUyk10
    #KettleBells

  20. This morning's #workout #music is from 75 Dollar Bill doing a live set with friends at the Gray Area at Crane Arts in #Philadelphia in 2016. These folks popped into my head for some reason this morning. I have always enjoyed their #meditative #drones and #riffs - a different kind of #ambient

    youtu.be/WanrNMUyk10
    #KettleBells

  21. This morning's #workout #music is from 75 Dollar Bill doing a live set with friends at the Gray Area at Crane Arts in #Philadelphia in 2016. These folks popped into my head for some reason this morning. I have always enjoyed their #meditative #drones and #riffs - a different kind of #ambient

    youtu.be/WanrNMUyk10
    #KettleBells

  22. I titled this Colorful Horizontal Blur Seascape. As a fine art print it brings modern texture to living rooms, bedrooms, or reception areas while letting other décor remain the focal point. A subtle, contemporary piece that would make a great addition to your space.

    Art/Website: joegiacaloneart.pixels.com/fea

    #AbstractSeascape #CoastalArt #FineArtPrints #ModernWallArt #ContemporaryArt #ArtForHome #MinimalArt #healingart #meditative #mentalhealthart #mastoArt

  23. I titled this Colorful Horizontal Blur Seascape. As a fine art print it brings modern texture to living rooms, bedrooms, or reception areas while letting other décor remain the focal point. A subtle, contemporary piece that would make a great addition to your space.

    Art/Website: joegiacaloneart.pixels.com/fea

    #AbstractSeascape #CoastalArt #FineArtPrints #ModernWallArt #ContemporaryArt #ArtForHome #MinimalArt #healingart #meditative #mentalhealthart #mastoArt

  24. I titled this Colorful Horizontal Blur Seascape. As a fine art print it brings modern texture to living rooms, bedrooms, or reception areas while letting other décor remain the focal point. A subtle, contemporary piece that would make a great addition to your space.

    Art/Website: joegiacaloneart.pixels.com/fea

    #AbstractSeascape #CoastalArt #FineArtPrints #ModernWallArt #ContemporaryArt #ArtForHome #MinimalArt #healingart #meditative #mentalhealthart #mastoArt

  25. I titled this Colorful Horizontal Blur Seascape. As a fine art print it brings modern texture to living rooms, bedrooms, or reception areas while letting other décor remain the focal point. A subtle, contemporary piece that would make a great addition to your space.

    Art/Website: joegiacaloneart.pixels.com/fea

    #AbstractSeascape #CoastalArt #FineArtPrints #ModernWallArt #ContemporaryArt #ArtForHome #MinimalArt #healingart #meditative #mentalhealthart #mastoArt

  26. You know those moments when you meditate and have some real profound and insightful experiences? So what's next? I discuss my findings from my own work and how not to mess it up - xenofact.com/2026/04/27/nurtur

    #meditation #psychology #taoism #meditative practice

  27. You know those moments when you meditate and have some real profound and insightful experiences? So what's next? I discuss my findings from my own work and how not to mess it up - xenofact.com/2026/04/27/nurtur

    #meditation #psychology #taoism #meditative practice

  28. You know those moments when you meditate and have some real profound and insightful experiences? So what's next? I discuss my findings from my own work and how not to mess it up - xenofact.com/2026/04/27/nurtur

    #meditation #psychology #taoism #meditative practice