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Ariel Kane

Ariel Kane

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Total articles 5

  • Greener Pastures

    By Shya Kane, Ariel Kane| New York Spirit Verified You are here: Home / SPIRIT READINGS / YOUR EMBODIED RENEWAL / Greener Pasturesan excerpt from “Working on Yourself Doesn’t Work”Once we saw a goat put out to graze in a lush field. The grass was high and feeding was plentiful. But the goat wasn’t satisfied. It made a funny picture as it strained toward the field next door. Its front legs were suspended midair, dangling over the fence as it vainly reached for a tempting bit of green just out of reach.

    By Shya Kane, Ariel Kane · New York Spirit

    Jun. 14, 2018

  • Dinner with a Stranger

    By Shya Kane, Ariel Kane| New York Spirit Verified It had been years since Shya and I had eaten at an Ollie’s Noodle House. In the 80s and 90s we used to go to Manhattan’s Upper West Side to eat there. In those days we would make a special trip to have General Tso’s chicken or jumbo shrimp, a crunchy fried delight with a semi–sweet hot sauce, on a bed of bright green broccoli. Sometimes we would even bring Shya’s parents there, when they were still alive, to celebrate special occasions.

    By Shya Kane, Ariel Kane · New York Spirit

    Oct. 18, 2017

  • Greener Pastures

    By Shya Kane, Ariel Kane| New York Spirit Verified You are here: Home / SPIRIT READINGS / YOUR EMBODIED RENEWAL / Greener Pasturesan excerpt from “Working on Yourself Doesn’t Work”Once we saw a goat put out to graze in a lush field. The grass was high and feeding was plentiful. But the goat wasn’t satisfied. It made a funny picture as it strained toward the field next door. Its front legs were suspended midair, dangling over the fence as it vainly reached for a tempting bit of green just out of reach.

    By Shya Kane, Ariel Kane · New York Spirit

    Jun. 14, 2018

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