…these two topics intertwine in my heart and soul as Spring Equinox approaches… a time of rebirth, Growth, blossoming… And I want to share
This is the title of an article in the New Yorker from last year. (I’m always behind in my reading, but I keep the issues because
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I had the privilege yesterday of attending a workshop sponsored by Be the Change, partnering with the Pachamama Alliance. The titles of the components of
Heartfelt thanks to my lovely friend and fellow travelling companion to revolutionary Egypt, Corina Bloom, for citing a section of Paul Hawken’s talk (given at the 2012
In my personal, spiritual work these days I’m paying a lot of attention to Love. Those of you who read BECOMING may remember I have
We are well in to the new year now, it is finally sunny in Vancouver — wow, what a wet spell we’ve had! Good for
The end of the year is approaching — a new one is waiting in the wings, ready to slide in and bring 2013 into our
The Winter Turning and the Return of Light We are approaching the winter turning, the day where the sun at noon is at its lowest
We are approaching holiday time, celebrated in many forms, cultures, and far flung countries. The message is typically about peace, good will, generosity, gratitude, giving.
The moon is almost full now, and I love hanging out my window at night and looking at it. It makes me think of faces,
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