arvin journals

Friday, 5 May 2017

interior design #obsessed

Step Inside: The One Kings Lane Connecticut House

Train Your Eye for Great Finds with Bunny Williams

Get the Belgium Look with Bunny Williams

One Kings Lane: How to Decorate with Pillows and Reinvent a Room

One Kings Lane Shops Peru with Nate Berkus

One Kings Lane Shops Paris with Kelly Wearstler

One Kings Lane Shops with Wendy Haworth

One Kings Lane: How to Decorate High-Altitude Chic

In the Studio with Madeline Weinrib

A Visit With Putnam & Putnam

How to Update Your Living Room in Three Easy Steps | Architectural Digest

2016 Idea House Tour | Southern Living

Where I Live: Interior Design Ideas, with Victoria Pearson | Pottery Barn

Where I Live: Todd Cole

Stylist Profile: David Benrud | Pottery Barn

Where I Live - Barbara Johnsen and Her Converted Barn House | Pottery Barn

Helen Aumont Gives Us a Tour of Her Countryside Home | Pottery Barn

The Beautiful Country House of the Bates | Pottery Barn

Where I Live - Martina Arfwidson & David Weiss - Hudson Home | Pottery Barn

Where I Live - Sarah Anderson and Her Sonoma County Home | Pottery Barn

Where I Live: Interior Design Ideas, with Maryanne Brillhart | Pottery Barn

Stylist India Hicks Home Office Design | Pottery Barn

4 Ways To Fill Your Bookshelf With Style | Architectural Digest

4 Ways to Style a Nightstand | Architectural Digest

4 Ways to Style a Home Workspace | Architectural Digest

4 Ways to Style the Perfect Fireplace Mantel | Architectural Digest

home farm / garden #lovethis

$5.6K a Month Gardening (Other People’s Yards)

Drummondville's front yard vegetable garden

Man Turns His Urban Lawn Into A Garden Paradise

Single Mom (of four) Grows Her Own Food

house plants :)

Updated House Plant Tour

Houseplant tour #1

Let's look at ALL of my plants

MY INDOOR PLANT COLLECTION - STARTING THE "PLANT SERIES"

My Favorite and Least Favorite House Plants

Swedish Ivy

Houseplant Haul!!!

Ep 001: Plant One On Me: Keep winter plants lush, Calathea leaf curling

Let Me Show You Our Plant Collection -- ASMR -- Male, Soft-Spoken, Show and Tell

Houseplant Appreciation Day! My easy houseplants with Darlene

Plants for Beginners

DIY HOME DECOR: AQUATIC INDOOR PLANT

Sunday, 30 April 2017

home design #SOOOGOOOD

Alexa Hampton’s Renovation Tips

Inside Yankees Star Alex Rodriguez’s Sleek Miami Home | Architectural Digest

How to Update Your Living Room in Three Easy Steps | Architectural Digest

At Home with Charlotte Moss

At Home with Alexa Hampton

At Home in Provincetown with Ken Fulk

At Home with Brian McCarthy

At Home with Mark D. Sikes

Charlotte Moss Explore The Style of Bunny Mellon

In the Studio with Frances Palmer

At Home with... Sera Hersham-Loftus

At Home With... Maria Hibri

At Home With… Michael J. Duté

Bunny Williams: Designer Next Door

Designer Bunny Williams on Art & Interiors

Décor Tips From Interior Designer Bunny Williams

chi #energy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5QxF1dgO7sI

Shaolin Master Shifu Yan Lei: action makes your life

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZJRtZAwVwgo

The Physiology of Tai Chi and QiGong

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3K-0JpiJu-o

8 Brocades Qigong Practice

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_6Y8QSVyYhM

5 Element Qigong Practice - full version

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x6oeXRRVlsE

3 Minute 8 Treasures Qigong and Fitness Workout

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cUfrToRnzMk

Shaolin Temple Workout In Your Living Room

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8h8RvyEm0-c

The Correct Way To Breathe When Practicing Qigong For Health Or Body Conditioning

http://www.basicmacrobiotics.com/shaolin-temple-diet.html

Eating the Shaolin Temple Diet

"It is a common misconception among many people that eating meat is necessary for providing the energy needed in vigorous kungfu. In fact the reverse is more probably true. Traditional Shaolin monks were strict vegetarians, and there was no doubt that they were tremendously powerful. Why? Where did they get their tremendous energy? About 80% was from “heaven chi”, i.e. from the cosmos, and 20% from “grain chi”, i.e. their vegetarian diet.

A meat eater might get more energy from his “grain chi”, but as toxic waste from meat is more than that from vegetables, and as toxic waste clogs meridians along which “heaven chi” flows, his net energy gain will be less than that of a vegetarian, if both practise genuine kungfu, which includes chi kung, i.e. the art of energy management."