Glad to share that I am on my way to becoming a Reiki Master. I tend to believe everything is a vibration at its most essential state. I have always had a proclivity for bio-energetics and reiki seemed to be [...]
I think everyone should sing. No two people tend to sing the same way; it’s like fingerprints. – Bjork …
@issa_dash you da Issa’s mighty proud worldwide, indeed. bless <3 — i.e.: Issa Eugenia (@IssaEugenia) March 2, 2013 …And so, it was only a matter of time before I became aware of the Beast Coast movement, and more particularly the [...]
-February already? Wow! This year has come in with a huge bang. Pardon me for the lack of posts as of late; however, I would be remiss not to share that my absence is a result of taking advantage [...]
I was a senior in high school. A rather lonely but, oddly enough comforting time in my life. Of all the nuances that it yielded unto moi, space- mental space was the blessing in disguise of the highest order. Spanish [...]
Vibrate Higher
Glad to share that I am on my way to becoming a Reiki Master. I tend to believe everything is a vibration at its most essential state. I have always had a proclivity for bio-energetics and reiki seemed to be expansive, yet fundamental enough for me to thrive in. I am really enjoying this process. I’m near the end of my self-assessments with the guidance of my Reiki Master Teacher, Tom Om.
I’m really taking my 30 day self-healing exercises seriously which are required before I can practice on others in addition to the attunements. Its very beautiful. I look forward to incorporating this in my everyday life and making it available as a service to those who’d be interested in its revitalizing effects to the mind, body, and spirit.
I’ve been studying the kundalini shakti/chakra systems at leisure for some time, but now I am really into getting certification so I can practice healing arts modalities as a professional. To say the least, I’m thrilled! All of this has also led me to even dive into sound healing.
Look out world- Generations X & Y are tuning up! (learn more about reiki here- link)
Ever evolving,
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@issa_dash you da Issa’s mighty proud worldwide, indeed. bless <3
— i.e.: Issa Eugenia (@IssaEugenia) March 2, 2013
@Issa_Dash RT @IssaEugenia
…And so, it was only a matter of time before I became aware of the Beast Coast movement, and more particularly the strides of The Underachievers, a Flatbush, Brooklyn duo by the names of Issa Dash and Ak. I really appreciate their stance on music and spirituality. They make it very apparent in their approach to Hip Hop that music is a vibration- a vibration that they intend to elevate if anything else. Hence, their online platform, ElevatedNations.COM where they take their supporters on a journey of “Indigoism” and its most in depth display.
For name’s sake, I had to link with The Underachievers‘ Issa Dash. Its only so often that I get the opportunity to interface with Read more »
Vision Goggles, Check!, Issa Eugenia, 2013
-February already? Wow! This year has come in with a huge bang. Pardon me for the lack of posts as of late; however, I would be remiss not to share that my absence is a result of taking advantage of great opportunities by virtue of the great re-launch that I had last year! Speaking of such, the BlankBareClean.Com anniversary is soon coming- next month, March 2013 to be exact.
I am floored with the awesome feedback that I have been receiving regarding the website. It has really pushed me to ensure that my efforts transcend the website and I offer a valued voice to culture, arts, design, fashion, beauty and literature. Its time. My first days with BlankBareClean in 2009 opened doors for me- doors that span the globe. Read more »
I was a senior in high school. A rather lonely but, oddly enough comforting time in my life. Of all the nuances that it yielded unto moi, space- mental space was the blessing in disguise of the highest order. Spanish class was about the only time in the day that I felt like I could really “soar”- as most teachers would urge in coined, obligatory cliche.
Zadie, @MillaPinch, 2012
I was great at it- enough to go across the “Big Pond” and half-haphazardly spew it in the corridors of the Alhambra.- This was sophomore year by the way. I dared to envision my barely 16 year old self there. However, I think it was my stellar grades in the subject in contrast to all the… lets just say- “others” that I was studying that made my parents believers. It was nearly the only thing that brought a smile to a rather melancholy, adolescent girl’s face.
I happened to come across that same face as I was sort of… intuitively surfing the ‘net. -Still do from time to time. I believe its a result of my chronic nonacceptance of the known that drives me to do it. -Just sit, make up a word- a name- a phrase and see what happens. -See if it really exists or perhaps it really is just me. This time I had an assignment to sort of keep my internet-escapism at bay- so I could focus on a concrete end result- a biografìa for my Spanish 104 class.
“Hmm… Zora! Yeah, Zora Neale Huston. Zora, Zora, Zora… (pause for a blissful release of a coveted brain fart) …Zadie. Ya know? Zadie, would be another really cute name with a ‘Z’.”
And, lo and behold, it was like I saw Glenda the Good Witch or something… “Oh my god! She writes!… And, she dances!… Quirky and hella cool… Dope! She da one.” Needless to say this here biografìa assignment happened to receive my most gregarious and attentive graces than any other throughout my entire 4 year matriculation.
Smith- Zadie Smith.
-Still da one.
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December 5th, 2012 
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Maya-Camille Broussard, Chicago Magazine, 2010
As an emerging creative entrepreneur of any kind, it behooves you to take all measures to ensure that your intellectual property is protected from scheme-artists out there who are refined in the art of thievery… and (ahem) all around lack-luster originality.
TheMCBProject.Com, 2012
I would like to send a huge kudos to the very inspiring Maya-Camille Brousard, formerly of Chicago’s late and sorely missed Three Pea’s Art Lounge and now textile designer & gallerist extraordinaire. Recently, on her very own creative entrepreneur platform- a weekly web series appropriately donned, The MCB Project, Lady Maya-Camille was joined by a fabulous attorney specializing in intellectual property. The webisode highlighted critical, yet rather simple ways to ensure all of your juicy ideas, projects, inter-communications, and so forth are safe and sound.
Check out the video here:
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