Anna Armaiti
Anna Armaiti is a writer, artist/photopgraher and musician, who with her late partner,Ishaq Jud, performed at many musical and spiritual events in Eugene, Oregon - both by themselves and with local band, Amerianistan.
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Certified Leader of Dances of Universal Peace; teacher of folk dances of Middle East, Greece and BalkansMotto
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Displaying Results 1 - 33 (of 33) for Yahoo! Voices
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Looking Great Through Your Cancer and ChemotherapyA guide to free resources of beauty products and hair accessories for women going through cancer treatment.
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What to Do when Your Cat Has a ColdWhen your cat has a cold, these guidelines can help you ease their distress. -
Book Review: The Jewel of Medina by Sherry JonesThe love story of the Prophet Muhammad, and his youngest wife, A'isha is a wonderful romantic adventure. -
Bed and Breakfast Review: River Walk Inn, Eugene, OregonLocated just a block from the Willamtte River, River Walk Inn is a cozy destination in Eugene. -
This Halloween, Old Time Suspense Will Win Out Over Slashers and GoreSome people may be able to watch movies like Hostel and Saw without being horrified at all the torture and abuse shown, but I'm not one of them.
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Finding Gently Used Designer Clothing in Eugene, OregonDesigner clothing doesn't have to cost you bundles, if you are willing to buy gently pre-worn apparel!
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Parks and Trails Review: Mt. Pisgah Arboretum in Eugene, OregonMt. Pisgah Arboretum is a 209 acre park located only fifteen minutes from downtown Eugene. -
Restaurant Review: Sweet Life Patisserie in Eugene, OregonVegan and Organic never tasted so sweet!
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High End Cosmetics on a Low End BudgetYou don't have to go broke to have high quality designer fragrance, makeup and skincare.
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Life After the Death of a Spouse - Answering the "Moving On" QuestionThe questions of family and friends can be difficult to deal with, when you are still deeply in love with the partner you have lost.
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Product Review: Mychelle Dermaceuticals Pumpkin Renew CreamThis natural, toxin-free cream works for many different skin types.
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Giving Thanks to Our Ancestors - A Samhain/Halloween Meditation RitualOn the night that the veils between the worlds is the thinnest is a wonderful time to offer gratitude to those who have gone before us. -
Restaurant Review: Koho Bistro in Eugene, OregonFor intimated dining or casual get-togethers, Koho Bistro offers a welcoming atmosphere.
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Restaurant Review - the Vintage in Eugene, OregonCrepes and fondue are the specialty at the little house on Lincoln Street.
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Product Review: Laura Mercier Collection Gourmand TreatsPamper yourself, your family and friends with these luscious scents. -
Riverfront Dining in Eugene, OregonEnjoy the beauty of the Willamette River while savoring local cuisine. -
Restaurant Review: Iraila Mediterranean Rustica in Eugene, OregonA review of locally owned Iraila Medterranean Rustica restaurant in Eugene. -
Me & Manolo - a Shoe Love StoryMy first experience with the Italian shoe designer was love at first step!
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Monthly Interfaith Services Offer Peace and Understanding of Different Spiritual TraditionsFor many people here in Eugene, the monthly Interfaith Prayer and Reflection Service is their main place of worship, a place where they feel that they and their spiritual tradition is honored and respected -
Waterfall Hikes of Lane County, Oregon - Sweet Creek FallsSweet Creek Falls is a gem of hike, nestled in the hills between Eugene and Mapleton and is part of the Siuslaw National Forest. The total hike is an easy 3.8 miles round trip, with only a 500 foot elevation gain. -
Grow A Cut and Come Again Container Salad Garden've found that container gardening isn't just for flowers anymore - you can grow a whole range of healthful foods for you and your family with very little expense, time and labor! -
Attack of the Giant Nutria - a True StoryA true story about my encounters with the nutria or "swamp beaver", one of the most notorious garden pests of the Northwest and beyond! -
A Grounding Meditation for Peace and RelaxationBy practicing grounding of our energy, we can re-establish our connection with the earth, helping us feel more balanced and peaceful in our day to day activities. -
The Clothes He Wore - Why I Didn't Pack Up My Beloved's Possessions After His DeathMy beloved's clothes and possessions are impermanent things, but they hold certain energy, and if they can bring me or someone else who loved him comfort, than I feel that keeping them is a healthy, positive thing. -
FlannelI pull the flannel of your shirt closer to me as the winds howl outside and the rain pours down. I can imagine that it is your arms, wrapped around me shielding me and warming me. -
The Healing PathIt's been just over six months since my partner passed away. These walks in nature are a healing path in themselves that take me away from the daily chores and worries and sadness of an empty house. -
FeathersI believe that feathers can be messages from the other side. This is a poem about the messages my late partner, Ishaq, has sent me with these "feather words". -
On the Day You LeftOn the day you left the geese cried out and the trees sighed for the loss of you in this world. But you only laughed and flew away to join the Beloved. -
Across TimeI wrote this poem while working on recordings my late partner, Ishaq, a Sufi Sheikh, mabefore I met himde in 1985, a year -
At the River of Your PassingWhen I sit by the river, watching the whirlpools That live where you once played I see your dance in the cosmos played out Over all of nature -
How to Create an Ancestor Altar in Your HomeHaving an ancestor altar helps us connect with our roots, with our departed friends, lovers and family. It can be a comfort to those of us who still walk in bodies on this earth. -
How to Tame a Wild KittenMckenzie was a true gift, that came to me at a devastating point in my life, and gave me a project to work on, and a companion whose antics still make me laugh. I'd never tamed a wild kitten before, and I'm glad that I decided to try. -
Wildlife of the Pothole PondsI sit at the front window, watching the neighborhood birds flitting from the butterfly bush to the birdfeeders and cavorting in the ponds in the middle of my street. Pothole ponds.