two women dancing in the rain…


Proverbs


Let the past drift away with the water.
- Japanese Proverb

If you understand, things are just as they are; if you do not
understand, things are just as they are.
- Zen Koan

When the student is ready, the master appears.
- Buddhist Teaching

A woman’s appetite is twice that of a man’s; her sexual
desire, four times; her intelligence, eight times.
- Sanskrit Proverb

Be tolerant of those who are lost on their path. Ignorance,
conceit, anger, jealousy and greed stem from a lost soul.
Pray that they will find guidance.
- Native American Saying

If you destroy a bridge, be sure you can swim.
- African Proverb

A man thinks he knows, but a woman knows better.
- Chinese Proverb

Only a fool fights in a burning house.
- Old Klingon Proverb

Important life lessons from the lazy geisha for when life is raining down upon you and you find yourself without an umbrella!

:rain:

My Letters


In a time when we had to hide our love for one another, when we couldn’t be free to express these feelings we had for someone whose body and mind was like our own, when these things were unspoken secrets – we wrote letters. Letters of beautiful script, with carefully sculpted words written by a woman’s hand expressing the secrets locked away in the deepest places within our hearts – letters written by women to the women they loved.

the intrepid e


Now isn’t this just the perfect thing to make me blush and put my ch’i right back into alignment again as if I’d just had an orgasm or had managed a bakasana crane pose without falling flat on my face; a post here on Anastasia’s blog sending some virtual love in geishaland’s direction.

Lazy Geisha has been rated E for excellent!

This is just the sweetest thing in the world!  Thank you!  :cool:

The Meaning of Namaste


Thoughts about my ch’i on a Monday morning; from the yoga journal here - the meaning and use of the phrase namaste as a salutation or sometimes used as the closing of a letter to a friend, or sometimes used as a substitute for the word goodbye – essentially means that you’re telling someone ‘I honor the divine in you’ – tho the accurate and correct use of namaste resides in its significance to the practice of yoga. Namaste represents a state of mind and the symbolism associated with the physical gesture as expressed between teacher and student. It is a sign and symbol of deep respect and gratitude.

Welcome to lazy geisha

Thank you for taking the time to visit my journal. I invite you to indulge yourself in my world and share in this wonderful celebration of life, culture, and femininity. Please feel free to add your own thoughts to what you find here in the comments section. Anzuru yori umu ga yasashi