"It was a little honky tonk lovin' for the playlist this week. All about the journey and those highway philosopher's we meet along the way. 'Cause every hand's a winner, and every hand's a loser'." DJ Yogi P
The Gambler - Kenny Rogers
Small Towns And Big Dreams - Paul Brandt
Running Down a Dream - Tom Petty
Great Day To Be Alive - Travis Tritt
Baby Please Don't Go - Van Morrison with Them
Opiated - The Tragically Hip
Scar Tissue - Red Hot Chili Peppers
Take Me Away - Dixie Chicks
You Give Me Something - James Morrison
The Boxer - Simon & Garfunkel
Casimir Pulaski Day - Sufjan Stevens
Memphis/Tn - Craig Cardiff and the Himalayans
Only Then Will Your House Be Blessed - Harry Manx
Oh Very Young - Cat Stevens
Fire And Rain - James Taylor
Sail Away - David Gray
Cities Of Texas - Paul Kelly
The Long And Winding Road - Ray Charles & The Count Basie Orchestra
Monday, February 22, 2010
Monday, February 8, 2010
Shake Your Asana Playlist: Friday, February 5th
*While DJ Yogi P thinks all his playlists are good (of course!), he admits this one may be "gooder".
Your Song [Time 'Love' Lee Mix] - Groove Armada
Giant - D. Sardy Feat. Liela Moss
Single Ladies - Pomplamoose Covering Beyonce
Cannot Contain This -Moloko
The Youth - MGMT
Mad Pursuit - Junkie XL Feat. Electrocuti
Street Spirit - Radiohead
Numb - U2
Hide and Seek - Imogen Heap
Breathe Me - Sia
So Much For Everyone - Dan Mangan
Anthems for a Seventeen Year-Old Girl - Broken Social Scene
This World - Zero 7
Barfly - Ray LaMontagne
Last Night - Moby
Your Song [Time 'Love' Lee Mix] - Groove Armada
Giant - D. Sardy Feat. Liela Moss
Single Ladies - Pomplamoose Covering Beyonce
Cannot Contain This -Moloko
The Youth - MGMT
Mad Pursuit - Junkie XL Feat. Electrocuti
Street Spirit - Radiohead
Numb - U2
Hide and Seek - Imogen Heap
Breathe Me - Sia
So Much For Everyone - Dan Mangan
Anthems for a Seventeen Year-Old Girl - Broken Social Scene
This World - Zero 7
Barfly - Ray LaMontagne
Last Night - Moby
Monday, February 1, 2010
Shake Your Asana Playlist: January 29
* go to a site like http://listen.grooveshark.com/ or http://www.playlist.com/ to build a playlist and listen online!
Garden - Pearl Jam
Glass Of Water -Coldplay
One Thing - Finger Eleven
Plan B - Movie Clip Fubar
Read My Mind - The Killers
I Don't Want To Be -Gavin DeGraw
I'm Good, I'm Gone -Lykke Li
Feels Like Home - Chantal Kreviazuk
I'm On Fire -Bruce Springsteen
Something Of Your Grace - Harry Manx
Safe And Sound - Hawksley Workman
Libertad - Pacifika
Silence - Sarah McLachlan
Alive (Acoustic) - Edwin
The Weekend - Jon Bryant
Re: Stacks - Bon Iver
Garden - Pearl Jam
Glass Of Water -Coldplay
One Thing - Finger Eleven
Plan B - Movie Clip Fubar
Read My Mind - The Killers
I Don't Want To Be -Gavin DeGraw
I'm Good, I'm Gone -Lykke Li
Feels Like Home - Chantal Kreviazuk
I'm On Fire -Bruce Springsteen
Something Of Your Grace - Harry Manx
Safe And Sound - Hawksley Workman
Libertad - Pacifika
Silence - Sarah McLachlan
Alive (Acoustic) - Edwin
The Weekend - Jon Bryant
Re: Stacks - Bon Iver
Monday, January 25, 2010
Shake Your Asana Playlist
Waiting For My Real Life to Begin - Colin Hay
Trouble - Coldplay
With A Little Help From My Friends - The Beatles
Suddenly I See - KT Tunstall
Dig - Incubus
London Bombs - Eskimo Joe
House - Trevor Hall
Roses & Blue Jays - Buck 65
Idiot Friends - Spongebob Squarepants
Les Baobabs - Bernard Giraudeau
Porcelain - Moby
Sometimes - Daniel Lanois
Where I Stood - Missy Higgins
Think Back - Jon Bryant
Falling Slowly - Glen Hansard & Markéta Irglová
Why Do The Men Stray - Gavin DeGraw
Home - Foo Fighters
Meet Me In The Middle Of The Air - Paul Kelly
Mellon Collie And The Infinite Sadness - Smashing Pumpkins
Trouble - Coldplay
With A Little Help From My Friends - The Beatles
Suddenly I See - KT Tunstall
Dig - Incubus
London Bombs - Eskimo Joe
House - Trevor Hall
Roses & Blue Jays - Buck 65
Idiot Friends - Spongebob Squarepants
Les Baobabs - Bernard Giraudeau
Porcelain - Moby
Sometimes - Daniel Lanois
Where I Stood - Missy Higgins
Think Back - Jon Bryant
Falling Slowly - Glen Hansard & Markéta Irglová
Why Do The Men Stray - Gavin DeGraw
Home - Foo Fighters
Meet Me In The Middle Of The Air - Paul Kelly
Mellon Collie And The Infinite Sadness - Smashing Pumpkins
Monday, January 18, 2010
Shake Your Asana Playlist: Friday, January 15
One Love - Bob Marley
Champagne Supernova - Oasis
Serve Your Soul – Ben Harper
Help Me – Harry Manx
If You Want Me to Stay – Sly & The Family Stone
Even After All – Finley Quaye
The Lime Tree – Trevor Hall
No Women No Cry – Xavier Rudd
Closer To the Sky – Michael Franti
Tower of Song – Leonard Cohen
Heart of A Man – Eliza Gilkyson
I Just Don’t Think I’ll Ever Get Over You – Colin Hay
My Imagination – Bill Withers
All My Friends – Amos Lee
My Funny Valentine – Chet Baker
Outro: Learning – India.Arie
Wednesday, December 30, 2009
2010: New Decade, Fresh Perspectives & Tips for Manifesting
By Dawn McSweeney, reprinted with permission from Grasping At Intangibles
The annual tradition of tying up loose ends, starting fresh, and making wild promises is upon us, and yet this time around it seems like more. It’s a fresh decade, and while “the tens” may not roll off the tongue, their introduction ought give us time for pause.
Ten years ago, we partied like it was 1999, because it was. We hoped the Y2K bug wouldn’t cancel our bank balances, or send off missiles, while
we secretly hoped that the year 2000 meant we’d all get our own jetpacks.
Take a moment to reflect on that: on where you were, who you were, all that has transpired along your journey since. There have doubtless been days you’ve tried to wish away, and those you wished you could hold on to forever. People have left our lives, others have entered, and we ourselves have grown. Is there any way you could’ve envisioned your current self back in 1999? Probably not. Odds are, you’d be pretty amazed if you knew then what you know now.
These milestones of years, of decades, of evolving traditions, are perfect times for reflection, gratitude, and the making of new plans. Here are a few tips for resolving and manifesting in this new decade:
* Don’t simply resolve to quit things. Plan on replacing negative habits and patterns with positive choices, and focus on those.
* Every day is a fresh start. Failing yesterday is no reason to give up on today. Be better.
* Concentrate on what you want and not what you’re missing. As with driving, you steer toward what you’re looking at. If you focus on your bills, you will always have bills; if you remember your abundance, you will have abundance. If you want love, practice compassion, faith, and self-love.
* Visualize until it feels true. Want that promotion? Picture yourself behind that desk, gazing out your new corner office window. Allow yourself the pride, relief, joy, that you’ve made it.
*Positive energy snowballs just as well as negative, and the most common quality in happy people is the desire to be happy. You can only hold one thought at any given moment. Choose a happy thought.
* Remember to be your best self. Trying to be someone else’s best sets you up for failure. Find your voice and revel in it; love yourself for it.
* Life is too short for hate. That goes for others, and yourself. You will be amazed at how loving and respecting yourself will change your perception, and how others perceive you. Look in the mirror and tell yourself you love yourself. Do it. Preferably naked. You are beautiful. Now celebrate with a cookie.
* Remember to give thanks for the little things, the moments of kindness shared with strangers, the fleeting moments of beauty and perfection. Give thanks not only so that there may be more of them, but so they may stay with you longer, in heart and mind. Compassion is contagious.
* If we all vow to do unto others this year, as we would have them do unto us, this year will be blissful.
May your life be filled with abundance and joy,
and may you always be aware that it is.
The annual tradition of tying up loose ends, starting fresh, and making wild promises is upon us, and yet this time around it seems like more. It’s a fresh decade, and while “the tens” may not roll off the tongue, their introduction ought give us time for pause.
Ten years ago, we partied like it was 1999, because it was. We hoped the Y2K bug wouldn’t cancel our bank balances, or send off missiles, while
we secretly hoped that the year 2000 meant we’d all get our own jetpacks.
Take a moment to reflect on that: on where you were, who you were, all that has transpired along your journey since. There have doubtless been days you’ve tried to wish away, and those you wished you could hold on to forever. People have left our lives, others have entered, and we ourselves have grown. Is there any way you could’ve envisioned your current self back in 1999? Probably not. Odds are, you’d be pretty amazed if you knew then what you know now.
These milestones of years, of decades, of evolving traditions, are perfect times for reflection, gratitude, and the making of new plans. Here are a few tips for resolving and manifesting in this new decade:
* Don’t simply resolve to quit things. Plan on replacing negative habits and patterns with positive choices, and focus on those.
* Every day is a fresh start. Failing yesterday is no reason to give up on today. Be better.
* Concentrate on what you want and not what you’re missing. As with driving, you steer toward what you’re looking at. If you focus on your bills, you will always have bills; if you remember your abundance, you will have abundance. If you want love, practice compassion, faith, and self-love.
* Visualize until it feels true. Want that promotion? Picture yourself behind that desk, gazing out your new corner office window. Allow yourself the pride, relief, joy, that you’ve made it.
*Positive energy snowballs just as well as negative, and the most common quality in happy people is the desire to be happy. You can only hold one thought at any given moment. Choose a happy thought.
* Remember to be your best self. Trying to be someone else’s best sets you up for failure. Find your voice and revel in it; love yourself for it.
* Life is too short for hate. That goes for others, and yourself. You will be amazed at how loving and respecting yourself will change your perception, and how others perceive you. Look in the mirror and tell yourself you love yourself. Do it. Preferably naked. You are beautiful. Now celebrate with a cookie.
* Remember to give thanks for the little things, the moments of kindness shared with strangers, the fleeting moments of beauty and perfection. Give thanks not only so that there may be more of them, but so they may stay with you longer, in heart and mind. Compassion is contagious.
* If we all vow to do unto others this year, as we would have them do unto us, this year will be blissful.
May your life be filled with abundance and joy,
and may you always be aware that it is.
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
HappyTree's HappyEverything Holiday Party is this Saturday!
Whether you're celebrating the solstice or the ski slopes, come share the joy of the season with the HappyTree Peeps! This Saturday from 4:00 - 6:00 p.m. we'll raise our glasses to everything from Chrismukkah to gingerbread, and all the snow angels in between.Everyone is welcome! Bring a friend, or treats to share, and spend some of your happy holidays at our HappyTree.
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