Gratitude in a Complex and Changing World In the midst of concurrent events, some full of renewal and hope (Canada’s recent federal election, the upcoming
Listening to the Subtle Changes of the Season Summer is a glorious time indeed, exuberant, light, upwelling. I love looking out my window to the
Understanding the Universal Search for Happiness The theme of Happiness has been popping up (like popcorn!) in the last while. In his most basic teachings the
A Transformative Journey in Self-Discovery A lot has been happening on the self-discovery, personal growth, soul and spirit front in the last few months. A roller
Anticipating the Annual Check-Up Yesterday I had my annual check-up with my GP. I had been anticipating it for months. The thing I feared most
The Gift of Living in Our Bodies Most Saturdays I dance! At a class called NIA, a wonderfully comprehensive and glorious gift to the body
Continuing the Journey Toward Justice I have been deeply moved in the last few days by the vision, the struggles, the inner strength and courage of people
Beginning the New Year with Well Wishes The New Year has begun… I find myself full of well wishes, for family, friends, for YOU! And for
Emulating or Rejecting Our Parents In a recent conversation I learned that a friend of mine feels like he has spent much of his life
Understanding the Impact of “It’s How You Say It it’s how you say it!” This crunchy phrase, said to me in the heat of an exchange, was
After an invigorating roller-blade around our amazing Stanley Park this glorious morning I came home to my sweet husband fixing our usual breakfast of porridge (delicious
“Everything that lives, lives not alone, nor for itself.” William Blake Day 4: Friday Harbor to Highland Garden House, Mt. Vernon Day 4: Friday
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