
What Does It Mean To Be Real?
What does it mean to be real? This question, a classic one indeed, and one at the heart of the children’s classic (just beloved by
What does it mean to be real? This question, a classic one indeed, and one at the heart of the children’s classic (just beloved by
The stories we tell…thereby by hangs a tale! 🙂 So many learnings, so many contexts, so many teachings come to mind when I think about “the
Not long ago I did an inquiry about the differences and comparisons, not to say conflict, between my brain and my heart. It moved me
Fake It ‘Til You Make It is the title of one of the essays in BECOMING. It was a memorable journey, actually toward authenticity, to write
it’s how you say it!” This crunchy phrase, said to me in the heat of an exchange, was part of “another fricking ‘growth opportunity” (AGFO), and the phrase resonated
Last week I celebrated my 50th Reunion. If you add it up, that makes most of us who were there in our early seventies…Seven oh. It
The post could also be called Connecting the Dots, or What Can We Do? In it I want to share my enthusiasm,
In my recent post, Food, Glorious Food, I mentioned I had been fasting. A friend said I should say more. Well, I was preparing for
My choir is singing the The Sea Symphony this weekend, Vaughn Williams has set Walt Whitman’s poem to music, and what music it is! Want
I just came across a sweet, deep, heartful poem called “God Says Yes to Me” by Kaylin Haught. I love that God is female ,
One of the essays in Becoming is entitled What a Trip! (page 71). And that’s just what I’m about to embark on this afternoon :-).
Here we are, after solstice and the holidays, and just into the new year… I love this time as an opportunity to reflect and settle
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