Last night I ran the IF word “routine” by my son, his girlfriend and my daughter and they thought of cubicles, train commuters and dance routines.
I like them all, but I kept thinking of something more restful and peaceful, which I actually need right now to rest my mind. So then my son said, “why not a person in lotus pose with a detached head, of course, Mom, it doesn’t have to be gross”, and I thought, Bingo!
So this is me wishing I had a routine for being detached, it would make my life so simple. I’m going to work on that, since all my other routines are exhausting!
I just couldn’t stand missing last week’s IF so I had to do a word combo!
Namaste extended to everyone.
linda sarah said
This is beautiful and so peaceful – and I love too the words and thoughts behind it. Hope you find lots of peace and calm and fun too:-)
Lynette said
Yes, it would be lovely if we could routinely achieve that! Nice combination of ideas.
studio lolo said
This is a perfect double-entry!! I wish I had more calm and peaceful “me time” in my life too. I have to remember that I’m the boss of me and I can arrange this. I just have to make it a priority 🙂
Wishing you quiet bliss!
~Namaste~
Shiva said
Great idea!word combo!!I really enjoyed it 🙂
AscenderRisesAbove said
that one is thought provoking. getting unplugged and all. also gives the illusion of the head being a balloon and floating away. i had heard a psychic who said to close your crown chakra when sleeping… all those are my random thoughts with this image. lots to think about
johanna said
i’ve only tried yoga twice and that was 5 years ago. but i remember feeling at peace after the session 🙂 love your illustration!
Vanessa Brantley Newton said
Boy talk about Routine Of Detachment! This is so funny, funky and awesome! I wish we could all take the time to do this. this is such a powerful picture. Some time we just need to unplug our heads so that we can rest and get what we need. Feel good about what we do. This is so enlightening to me. Thanks. Great mental picture for me.
Ces said
Indegene I like you sharing your idea of how to execute the IF theme.
“why not a person in lotus pose with a detached head, of course, Mom, it doesn’t have to be gross”,
That made me laugh. You did a great job.
jerrychicken said
Not only unplug your head but a usb port at the back of it would be good too – download all of your brain contents so that you get to keep a backup – no more forgetting where you left your keys last night !
Nice blog by the way
Flying Colors said
“Nama” means “bow,” “as” means “I,” and “te” means “you.”
Therefore, “Namaste” literally means “bow me you” or “I bow to you.”
I bow to you Indigene for this dual post, great concept! I too lately have been exhausted, so much work.
I’m getting back to my yoga routine to detach-unplug!
Very ingenious Indigene…
ValGalArt said
Your son did come up with a great idea! I love it and good combo too! Have a great week 🙂
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tanaudel said
I do like the unplugged head – graphically effective! (It reminds me of volunteering at a con once, when I had to help the starwars stormtroopers get plugged back into their helmets 🙂
soulbrush said
what an eggsellent choice for both weeks….have also felt detached from my daily routines lately. hugs to you.
Ces said
Oh good! You got it up! Congratulations and have a great week!
enigma said
aw, that’s kinda spooky. ^_^
Azulita said
I love your combination of the themes too. A routine of detachment would be so good for so many of us. Thanks for offering me a different perspective on the family bed. I guess I need that detachment when it comes to what “they” think. I’m now looking out for and looking forward to your comments each week, they are always so encouraging. Thank you. 🙂
Heather said
Great way to do the combo. And I think you did a great job showing a detached head without the gross factor.
ill. said
this is a really good idea, and fits perfectly together (: i believe true enlightment is to become detached, in that sense this illo is perfect
Josh (musarter) said
Great combination of both ideas. I find it fun to combine two themes too.
Solvere volo said
That’s a great idea! I love the combination of the two topics!
Gai said
nice take on the theme, nice combination. I like that you worked with your family and that the finished piece gave a clear message to all especially for you. nice work.
Shanie said
I LOVE it! Hey…I also saw in it the idea that sometimes are heads are in one place (plugged into computers and such) while our bodies wish to be doing yoga. Thanks for commenting on my blog! 😉
Diana Evans said
wonderful take on the topic!!!
I feel like that some days…lol
Bella Sinclair said
Give your son at big pat on the back! Such a great illo, and I love the yoga pose. Ug, this is my first day back from a splendid vacation, and I just WISH I could do this right now. 😀
krisztina maros said
oh, it’s so kind story about your family-work 🙂 i love your illo, this is great concept to put two entries in one. wish you find your fine relaxing routine! 🙂
dani torrent said
Hi, I like this illustration very much. Your idea is grat, combinig two of the subjects.
Congratulations (and I love the name of your blog)
theartofpuro said
love the idea,good illo
Sandra said
I know exactly how you feel about missing a week. This is great to combine the two in one drawing, a great idea by the way……it creates the feeling of a lack of harmony.
nancy said
LOL, perfect! Wishful thinking. 🙂
Valerie said
That’s a quite creative way of putting routine and detach together as a theme. I hope you find the peacefulness you wish on your path.
Oh, and thanks for your comment on my blog ^_^ Namaste
Candace Trew Camling said
nice combo, it looks very spiritual!
Honor Bowden said
What a great combination! I really like your idea for routine, so relaxing. 😉
Connie said
A lovely line drawing and not gross as all! It’s a really good illustration of meditation!
carga said
very interesting double post. I like it, is peaceful and original..
sandymichelle said
Oh I missed last weeks for this one from you, this is perfect. Love how you’ve illustrated detatchment of mind, for a peaceful bit of time without the busy thoughts of your mind interfering.
kat coyle said
great combination of the words. i would like to develop a routine of detachment too!