does "go for it" count? posted by Jon_Evil at 7:43 AM on May 6, 2011
You might want to be more specific about what you're looking for. This question seems overly broad to me. posted by empath at 7:45 AM on May 6, 2011
I think this is chatfilter, but I will say I always liked the idea of having "it is what it is" on a tombstone. posted by sweetkid at 7:50 AM on May 6, 2011
Also, quoting Sting's 'If you love somebody, set them free'. Someone actually did this whilst dumping me once, and I think I went literally slackjawed. posted by mippy at 9:42 AM on May 6, 2011 [4 favorites]
"Be here now." posted by box at 9:46 AM on May 6, 2011
"Turn on, tune in, drop out." posted by box at 9:48 AM on May 6, 2011
"Stay on the bus." posted by box at 9:49 AM on May 6, 2011
"Bring balance to your chakras." posted by Senza Volto at 10:13 AM on May 6, 2011
"Be the ball."
If you want a film that cheerfully loathes those sorts of things, I recommend Disturbing Behavior. posted by adipocere at 10:24 AM on May 6, 2011
"The universe wants you to have all you desire." posted by jokeefe at 10:28 AM on May 6, 2011
"Everything is connected." posted by jokeefe at 10:29 AM on May 6, 2011
"I really need to ground my energy." posted by jokeefe at 10:30 AM on May 6, 2011
Anything to do with positive or negative vibrations. Bad energy or good energy. Oh, and "it's all an illusion". And of course the usual screamingly reductive notions about "karma". posted by jokeefe at 10:32 AM on May 6, 2011 [2 favorites]
I spent way too much time as a teenager with West Coast hippies. posted by jokeefe at 10:33 AM on May 6, 2011
[Hippy-centric]:
Get high on life.
Make love, not war.
Go with the flow.
Don't let the man keep you down.
I'm ok. You're ok. posted by Glinn at 10:37 AM on May 6, 2011
I don't think that's new-agey, it's more Christian/religious. posted by radioamy at 10:38 AM on May 6, 2011
"A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step." - it's actually a (probably poorly translated) ancient Chinese saying....but then again aren't most "new age" philosophies actually bastardizations of non-Western cultures? posted by radioamy at 10:41 AM on May 6, 2011
Keep calm and carry on. posted by Idafolk at 12:48 PM on May 6, 2011
Cairns and rock circles/medicine wheels. I heard somewhere that the Sedona, Arizona forest service employs a full time ranger to dismantle them.
Raising children "without boundaries". Children actually need them. See also Indigo Children.
Urban myth or fact? Crystals inserted as rectal suppositories to maximize the absorption of their energies into the body. Closer to fact where I come from, I am sad to say. posted by No Shmoobles at 1:06 PM on May 6, 2011
posted by Jon_Evil at 7:43 AM on May 6, 2011