Carli White - Yoga Phi

09/09/2024

08/15/2024

Website Check-up Intro Special! $100

An editorial review of your self-maintained website.

After carefully checking over your website, I'll give you guidance on what you are doing right and changes you can make for the health and well being of your business. I look for small things like copy edits that need fixing, outdated information, broken links, and give you advice on where to add or subtract things and how to go about it. You can make the changes yourself or contract me to do it, whichever first your time and budget better.

Who is this for?
~If your website is new and you’ve never built one before and want to make sure it’s got what it needs.
~If your website is older and used to perform for you but has dropped off over time and you are ready to refresh it.

What’s included
~Website checkup for up to 4 pages.
~~Generally includes Home, About, Contact, and main services/product page.
~~Subpages count as pages in this context.
~~The pages will be agreed on in the contract, and additional pages can be added as an upgrade.
~~You will be given a document that includes all of the findings and suggested corrections, additions, etc.

~Upon request I can provide you with a proposal for full or partial completion of the updates, either as suggested or in some form that works for you, because it is your website, after all.

Limitations apply and pricing is subject to change.

For more information check out the website and get in touch with me.

07/18/2024

I made the soup, the dishcloth, and the painting on the lock screen. For some reason soup seems like too much effort UNLESS I'm sick. But this morning I used all of the energy for the day to chop vegetables and throw them in a pot and that's what we're eating. My pro tip for making soup is to keep vegan soup base concentrate in the fridge. That way when you get COVID you can just throw all the veggies in your fridge in a giant pot with some soup base and it will feel like someone cares about you, and that someone is the you that bought soup base.

07/14/2024

You won't see me today! I'm staying home! I got all dressed up for the Mystic Market and both my helpers (which I need at least one of) are out of commission. So my dimple is rolling for no reason. But if there's a sexy punk rock emergency that requires little to no physical exertion I'M READY FOR IT!

✨ Check my website if you were hoping to pick something up from me, and DM with pendulum questions.

✨ I'm still booking business clients!

07/14/2024

New essay drop
In 1993 Kimberly Crenshaw coined the term “intersectionality” as a way to help us understand the complicated situatedness that we all experience as individuals. The more power and privilege you have the less complicating the web of identities is for you. What I really desperately needed when I first put my butt down to meditate was permission to sit there in my intersection.

As I sit and meditate I sit in the intersection of all the identities and roles, all the selfs I contain. If I want to learn to meditate (or to do anything for that matter) I generally have to pick up one of my identities as a thread to follow. This identity/thread becomes a line on a map that takes me to a certain place. For example, I practice yoga, such that it is part of my identity. I could follow that identity/thread to learn to meditate at a yoga studio, and be taught as a yoga student. Perhaps that meditation paradigm doesn’t work well for the other giant net of identity/threads that I normally sit in, my intersection. So, do I abandon those parts of myself to meditate as a yogi? If I decided instead to meditate with a women’s group, I am generally presented with a pre-formed concept of what it means to be a woman that holds well enough for the group and again have to figure out on my own whether the rest of my identity/threads can use this approach.

In the full essay I share how this impacted my meditation practice and how we can use this information to meet ourselves where we are.

Link in bio.

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Carli White is a meditator, Dharma practitioner, philosopher, and oddly also a business and marketing consultant.

07/12/2024

I love being called Sister so much. I knew this box was either from my own Sister or someone who knew I'd be excited that they were calling me sister. It was from Sister. Birthday presents are good, but Sisters are better.

07/03/2024

That's Karma in the center. How on earth did my Grandma, a Lutheran woman born in Indiana in 1913 end up with a poodle named Karma in 1981? The wonders. I can only think it's because of the mid century saying "Karma's a b***h" which feels in keeping with my grandma's vibe. I mean, it's not my personal view of karma, but it's hilarious coming from Cecil.

07/02/2024

I took my favorite walk in the opposite direction today. Highly recommend. Also, when I'm ready to retire to the fae realm I'm going through that arch.

07/01/2024

I saw two astrolabes yesterday. Bucket list item: learn to use an astrolabe. Just like Hypatia!