Summer Solstice is here! Hello dear family and friends, colleagues, fellow travelers… All of us are welcome on this journey, currently so very wild, exciting,
The perfect teacher is what’s happening right now! Just today, as some unexpected news came into my inbox, right in that moment, I felt
Possible: Conflict Revisited will be one theme for this post. But first, Summer Solstice is here! I love the ring of it, the associations, the potential,
”Learning to pause”, I say, because pausing absolutely does not come naturally to me. I was abashed to discover years ago, early in my journey
Saying yes is simple – not easy. I know this from personal experience! How many times and ways have I heard similar messages: Don’t resist,
Happiness is an inside job. Really? Here’s my backstory. When my grandkids turned six, I gave each of them what we called at “Tree Book”
Balance has been very much on my mind these days. How DO we/I create balance in our lives? At times it feels like a juggling
Among philosophers and physicists is a theory that the fundamental nature of reality is energy. On a more day-to-day level, this would mean that our words,
Fear, Fledging, Flying — this trilogy occurred to me as I was watching the “teen-age” Great Blue Herons in the colony just outside our window.
Age is just a number and aging is a huge opportunity! It’s been said that we are only as old and we feel. This sweet Chinese
I often find myself wondering about the deep nature of reality, and ultimately searching for benevolence, I could even say longing for it. Musing further on
Worry? I am just back from a wonderful family vacation… multifaceted, rich, sweet, full of warm connections, poignant and funny stories, several profound insights. What
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