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I’m doing pretty well in my personal life — generally a reasonably healthy and rich balance, joy, connections, commitment. Many inner and outer resources are



















I’m doing pretty well in my personal life — generally a reasonably healthy and rich balance, joy, connections, commitment. Many inner and outer resources are

It’s an age-old deliberation, but the question persists: are we humans inherently good or evil? Or some entanglement of both? Is it

I recently experienced the “crunch of criticism.” (No forgiveness on the horizon!) It happened as I was reflecting with friends (Diamond Approach Inquiry work), exploring

Good to be alive today! Breathtaking early morning light out our window today. The fall leaves glisten, the water sparkles, the city glows with gold, and

The last few weeks have been quite full. A couple particulars: I volunteered again this year with the Vancouver International Film Festival, fondly known as

Summer is a glorious time indeed, exuberant, light, upwelling. I love looking out my window to the Red Beech tree that has grown all the

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

This season we celebrate the Celtic festival of Samhain, called a “cross quarter” day, landing halfway between the Fall Equinox and Winter Solstice. I like to

I had in mind to write a blog about Balance. It’s been on my mind as the seasons shift. And I will come back to

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

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 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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