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    Samantha Jane Smith Releases New Album Contemplations●# nowplaying # bandcamp # newmusic # newrelease Contemplations by Samantha Jane Smith https:// samanthajanesmith.bandcamMmastodonCultureMusic52 d ago

    Samantha Jane Smith has released a new album called Contemplations, available through Bandcamp. The release is being shared among electronic and experimental music communities, with listeners highlighting it as a new release worth hearing and tagging it alongside wider conversations about independent and experimental music.

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    'The Navigator' Documentary Praised as Poetic Ocean Tale▼Review: 'The Navigator' Doc Film is a Poetic Tale of Ocean Voyagers✉newsEnvironmentOceans1 d ago

    A new documentary titled 'The Navigator' is drawing attention for its poetic portrayal of ocean voyagers. In a review published by FirstShowing.net, the film is described as a lyrical meditation on seafaring and the people who cross the sea, with particular praise for its visual storytelling and contemplative tone. The film's focus on traditional ocean navigation appears to be resonating with audiences interested in maritime culture and documentary cinema.

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    NHAM Hosts Release Party for New Album 'Contemplations'●It is time for a NHAM Album Release Party! Come join us for a friendly chat while we listen to the new album "ContemplatMmastodonCultureMusic44 d ago

    The independent music outlet NHAM is holding an album release party for "Contemplations," the new record by musician Samantha Jane Smith. The event invites listeners to stream the album together, join a friendly group chat, or simply listen along. Fans of indie and community-driven music scenes are being encouraged to drop in and share the first listen collectively.

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    Buddhist verse on impermanence resonates online●“This is how to contemplate our conditioned existence in this fleeting world: Like a tiny drop of dew, or a bubble floatMmastodonHealthMental Health21 d ago

    A passage from the Diamond Sutra is being shared widely: 'This is how to contemplate our conditioned existence in this fleeting world: like a tiny drop of dew, or a bubble floating in a stream; like a flash of lightning in a summer cloud, or a flickering lamp, an illusion, a phantom, or a dream.' The ancient teaching on impermanence is drawing quiet engagement from readers reflecting on transience.

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    New poetry piece 'The Grit Dawn' circulates online●the grit dawn https:// subspacewagon.systems/the-grit -dawn/ The aftermath: When God leaves (cross posted) https:// subsMmastodonCultureArt319 h ago

    Writer and artist community members are sharing 'The Grit Dawn', a new piece published on the Subspace Wagon site, alongside its companion work 'The Aftermath: When God Leaves', a cross-posted meditation on loss of faith. The pieces are being passed around poetry and writing circles, drawing modest engagement from readers of experimental and contemplative writing.

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    Meditation Teacher Promotes Resting in the Mind's Ultimate Nature●The most profound of wisdom meditations is to rest in the mind’s ultimate nature, www.compassmethods.com. https:// youtuMmastodonHealthMental Health22 d ago

    A meditation practitioner is sharing guidance on a wisdom practice centred on resting in the mind's ultimate nature, a concept drawn from contemplative traditions that point to awareness itself as the ground of meditation. The message is being circulated alongside resources on compassion, love and mental health, and finds an audience among people interested in mindfulness and contemplative approaches to wellbeing.

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    Actor and comedian Jeff Garlin has revealed that he contemplated suicide following his departure from the ABC sitcom 'The Goldbergs'. Garlin left the show in 2021 after an HR investigation into his on-set conduct. His candid disclosure about his mental health struggles in the aftermath is drawing public attention and reaction.

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    Artist shares meditative collage on harmony and beauty●There is something in harmony that is always beautiful, there among all things, when we pause and see. # art # collage #MmastodonCultureArt22 d ago

    An artist has shared a digital collage accompanied by a reflection on harmony, writing that there is something in harmony that is always beautiful, found among all things when we pause and see. The piece is tagged as art, collage and digital work, and is drawing gentle attention for its contemplative pairing of image and words.

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    Sophie Hong Brings a Slower Rhythm to Fashion Week Asia▼Review: Sophie Hong Brings a Slower Rhythm to Fashion Week Asia✉newsLifeFashion2 d ago

    A review in Vogue Philippines highlights designer Sophie Hong's presentation at Fashion Week Asia, praising its deliberately slower, more contemplative rhythm. The piece frames her work as a counterpoint to the fast pace of contemporary fashion shows, drawing attention to craftsmanship and pacing over spectacle. It positions Hong as a distinctive voice in the region's fashion week calendar.

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    Osaka says she is not far from her best form●Osaka says not far from best form despite retirement thoughts✉newsSportTennis2 d ago

    Naomi Osaka says she believes she is not far from her best form despite having previously admitted to contemplating stepping away from tennis. The Japanese former world number one made the comments as she continues her comeback from maternity leave, drawing attention from fans and commentators weighing her recent results against her confidence about returning to the top of the game.

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    Walker Art Center show explores design, spirituality and a shaken Minneapolis▼Design meets spirituality, and a shaken Minneapolis, at the Walker✉newsCultureArt5 d ago

    A new exhibition at the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis brings together design and spirituality while reflecting on a city still reeling from recent upheaval. MPR News highlighted the show as it opened, noting how the works engage with both contemplative themes and the fractured mood of Minneapolis itself. The exhibition positions the museum as a space for processing collective grief through art and design.