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Fear, Fledging, Flying

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.

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Age is just a number

Age is just a number

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

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Searching for Benevolence

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

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Connections, Insights, Worry

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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Freedom: Friend or Foe?

What Does Freedom Really Mean? No limits, or constraints.  No strictures or structures, right?  To be able to do or be whatever you choose?  

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Beautiful patterns happen when we link together

Choose Connection

Choosing Connection is not always my natural inclination.  In fact, while I have dealt with fears about being alone, it’s casual company rather than deep connection that

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Challenges and Spaciousness

Wild and crazy things are happening these days, and many of them are full of challenges: the unfolding of the US election; many dear friends, including close family

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Thinking does NOT make it so!

Exploring TMS and the Roots of Inner Pain Yesterday I delved into it (again!)  …. the TMS pain that I still experience from time to time, and which

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