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Coming Soon: Festival Stories

My latest project is a collection of festival stories that take a fun and, sometimes, frightening journey into the fringe! All the stories are based on my true, lived experience. I’ve been compiling these for a few years, and I’m loving the way they’re coming together as a whole. I can’t wait to share some… Read More Coming Soon: Festival Stories

January 18, 2021January 18, 2021 Chelsea LynnLeave a comment

Varanasi Sage at Burning Man!

Now that the dust has settled, I’m excited to share the experience of installing Varanasi Sage at Burning Man. From concept to installation, the entire project took one year, and what a year! I went through my own metamorphoses during this experience. Doing everything for the first time, the processes of building, funding, and installing… Read More Varanasi Sage at Burning Man!

October 21, 2019 Chelsea Lynn2 Comments

Now Available: the Varanasi Sage booklet!

I’m excited and proud to announce that my first, long piece, “Varanasi Sage,” is now available! This booklet is a collection of lyrical, non-fiction short stories that compliment my art installation Varanasi Sage. It’s my best work to date, and I hope you will read it. I’m giving it away as a gift of appreciation… Read More Now Available: the Varanasi Sage booklet!

July 18, 2019July 18, 2019 Chelsea Lynn1 Comment

Introducing: Varanasi Sage!

I am thrilled to introduce my first art installation that I have been designing, registering, and creating for Burning Man 2019! Check it out! Custom-printed prayer flags create a pyramid around a fawn resting in a lotus flower, on a platform decorated with glyphs that convey a message: True wisdom belongs to the natural, non-human… Read More Introducing: Varanasi Sage!

April 10, 2019April 10, 2019 Chelsea Lynn4 Comments

Art and the Artist

Earlier this week, while in Nevada City, I decided to visit my friends in a recording studio while they were working on an album. Located just outside of town on a large wooded property, I breathed in the mountain air as gravel crunched under my feet and I smiled to the manzanita trees. As I… Read More Art and the Artist

May 19, 2016May 19, 2016 Chelsea Lynn1 Comment

Of Feathers and Festivals: Lucidity 2016

When a friend encouraged me to explore the manifestation process, I quickly learned the basic premise is that we can attract our desires by entering into a meditative state and then picturing and feeling that our desire has manifested in our life.  I heard a potent piece of advice: to build confidence in the process,… Read More Of Feathers and Festivals: Lucidity 2016

April 16, 2016April 18, 2016 Chelsea LynnLeave a comment

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One year ago today we adopted Arthur! 🎉 He was scrawny, shy, and in pain back then...it’s a wonder we chose him, but Tyson saw a poor creature in need. He had been in doggie jail death row and was malnourished because his teeth were ruined. We got him just a few days after all his teeth were removed, which was funded by his rescue group @rylasrescue. Now Arthur is a light in our lives. He came to us at the perfect time. He helped us navigate the challenge of the first lockdown. And so much has changed in a year! He’s a bit fat now and his spunky spirit is in full effect. And even our cats like him (tolerate him?) after a year 💜
At the end of a two week camping trip, Arthur looks like he was always meant to be a dirty hippie dog 🤣
As the earth moves to the degree that aligns with my first breath, I am whole, having learned to tend to myself as if for the world.
“Cool green manzanita leaves and prickly pine needles shake off their snow like birds in a bath. Behind gauzy clouds, the sun moves through a sky that morphs from bright to dark almost without warning.” Read my short, lighthearted piece about hiking in the snow with Arthur on Glamsient. “I Carry Him.” Link in bio.

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One year ago today we adopted Arthur! 🎉 He was scrawny, shy, and in pain back then...it’s a wonder we chose him, but Tyson saw a poor creature in need. He had been in doggie jail death row and was malnourished because his teeth were ruined. We got him just a few days after all his teeth were removed, which was funded by his rescue group @rylasrescue. Now Arthur is a light in our lives. He came to us at the perfect time. He helped us navigate the challenge of the first lockdown. And so much has changed in a year! He’s a bit fat now and his spunky spirit is in full effect. And even our cats like him (tolerate him?) after a year 💜
At the end of a two week camping trip, Arthur looks like he was always meant to be a dirty hippie dog 🤣
As the earth moves to the degree that aligns with my first breath, I am whole, having learned to tend to myself as if for the world.
“Cool green manzanita leaves and prickly pine needles shake off their snow like birds in a bath. Behind gauzy clouds, the sun moves through a sky that morphs from bright to dark almost without warning.” Read my short, lighthearted piece about hiking in the snow with Arthur on Glamsient. “I Carry Him.” Link in bio.
Reflection is a key practice I use to propel my goals and ambitions forward. I love this time of year because changing the annual number creates a clear container for reflection on the past, but adding a reflection practice regularly helps me stay more securely on track. A couple years ago, I noticed I had the same New Years goals time and again. I wondered why I wasn’t getting anywhere, so I started keeping a daily planner to keep track of my activities. At the end of each day I write what I accomplish. And each week, I look back at the planner to see where I am meeting my goals and where I need to put more energy. This has been an invaluable tool for increasing my productivity.
“Keep Tahoe Blue” originated in response to business owners pushing to build a bridge over Emerald Bay and grow a San Francisco sized population in the Tahoe Basin. It’s hard to imagine that greedy people would want to destroy this (now) National Landmark, but it happens all over this earth. We can thank environmentalists and the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency for keeping Tahoe blue and clear. We have to fight for the things we love and be a voice for the voiceless.

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One year ago today we adopted Arthur! 🎉 He was scrawny, shy, and in pain back then...it’s a wonder we chose him, but Tyson saw a poor creature in need. He had been in doggie jail death row and was malnourished because his teeth were ruined. We got him just a few days after all his teeth were removed, which was funded by his rescue group @rylasrescue. Now Arthur is a light in our lives. He came to us at the perfect time. He helped us navigate the challenge of the first lockdown. And so much has changed in a year! He’s a bit fat now and his spunky spirit is in full effect. And even our cats like him (tolerate him?) after a year 💜
At the end of a two week camping trip, Arthur looks like he was always meant to be a dirty hippie dog 🤣
As the earth moves to the degree that aligns with my first breath, I am whole, having learned to tend to myself as if for the world.
“Cool green manzanita leaves and prickly pine needles shake off their snow like birds in a bath. Behind gauzy clouds, the sun moves through a sky that morphs from bright to dark almost without warning.” Read my short, lighthearted piece about hiking in the snow with Arthur on Glamsient. “I Carry Him.” Link in bio.
Reflection is a key practice I use to propel my goals and ambitions forward. I love this time of year because changing the annual number creates a clear container for reflection on the past, but adding a reflection practice regularly helps me stay more securely on track. A couple years ago, I noticed I had the same New Years goals time and again. I wondered why I wasn’t getting anywhere, so I started keeping a daily planner to keep track of my activities. At the end of each day I write what I accomplish. And each week, I look back at the planner to see where I am meeting my goals and where I need to put more energy. This has been an invaluable tool for increasing my productivity.
“Keep Tahoe Blue” originated in response to business owners pushing to build a bridge over Emerald Bay and grow a San Francisco sized population in the Tahoe Basin. It’s hard to imagine that greedy people would want to destroy this (now) National Landmark, but it happens all over this earth. We can thank environmentalists and the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency for keeping Tahoe blue and clear. We have to fight for the things we love and be a voice for the voiceless.

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