Harmony Blog

All I can say is wow!

These howler monkeys are known
for the sound of their ‘howling’
voices that can travel over a 5
mile distance.

Here is Gabbie, who is currently
studying to become a yoga
instructor, and myself.
We took 3 days to leave Nosara
and go and visit Sta. Theresa
with our friend Evangelo.

Here is Gabbie on her first day
of her yoga training. She has
worked as Assistant Manager and
then was on her way to go to the
states where she was declined a
visa which meant the end of a big
dream. The Healing Centre is
proud to be part of co-creating a
new dream with her in sponsoring
her to train to teach yoga a big
passion of Gabbies.

Congratulations Gabbie!

Get it!

Here is the first of one of the
many series of Nosara Art
Project’s art shows that
will be hosted by the Healing
Centre.

Next one is this July 25th.

Stay tuned to hear about the
goals and vision of the Nosara
Art Project.

Here is the loofah plant itself.
It is a type of gourd. The
greenish one isn’t dry and you can
see the inside is far from
looking like a loofah yet but
when it gets dried out like the
brown one you pull the skin away
and you have a loofah.

We are still determined to get a
loofah vine to grow and survive
despite the lizards and iguanas
that love to prematurely harvest
them for us!

Check it out at the Healing
Centre!

you can surf like this size ….

After only 5 months of paying
dues, Jose is documented here in
fine form!  Check out that
style!

as someone who made surfboards,
there are always those that want
to talk to me about sharks- so in
response to this I’ve been working
on this series where I ask any
one that’s around to help out.
usually I have to get in the
water and hold the fin- in this
particular case my little boy Max
is the ‘model’ and my wife Liz took
the photo. my version of a family
portrait. I like sharks well
enough, especially not too close
up.

so were were looking through some
more of our vacation fotos at the
Harmony- and we noticed what
looks like a shark circling in
the water in the background. we
drove north I guess for about 45
minutes along the coast and went
for a snorkle/swim ( which wasn’t
that great cause it was really
rough that day but on others I’m
positive it’s spectacular) and in
reviewing the fotos I noticed the
fin in the background. I think it
was called Playa Junquiallial (
or something kind of like that..)
wow!! is all I can say- looks