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I need to say more about this later, but just a quick note about HG... Everything is as it should be. No one has asked me "What's next?" or "What More →
The last month surely ushered in some of the most lively energies we've experienced in years. For the last half of February and the beginning of More →
If I could do anything… well then I would do everything, or nearly so. I would take a ride on a submarine beneath the waves. I would have More →
Whew! What a week we've just moved through. The synchronicities are baffling and in hindsight, they're telling of just how enormous these current More →
If I could do anything, what would I do? I’m thinking now what you might be, too My mind keeps up a wall, to anything at all Because there More →
When my oldest daughter was about four, she came home from school one day, proudly bearing her art project. It was a white plastic ring, like a More →
I've done a lot of slogging lately. In fact, I spent much of 2010 in a fitful slog through horrendous, knee-deep, boot-sucking sludge... with More →
It all started with a course in Reiki... or more specifically, after a second course I attended. The courses themselves, were great. It was the More →
I cannot tell you how to use your intuition; I'm afraid I'm not that evolved. What I can share with you is my unique experiences of living a life More →
When I started doing QiGong 1.5 years ago, the last minutes of each training session were dedicated to meditation. In the beginning it was hard, More →
I believe, like many of you may believe, as well, that the struggle between heart and mind is ongoing and long. And only those who recognize what More →
We have four new featured topics on deck for March! This month we'll venture into some interesting areas - one may appeal to you or all may. More →
What is love? I have had many experiences in love, which have filled volumes of chapters in my 'book of life'. The majority would have been More →
Whew! What a week we've just moved through. The synchronicities are baffling and in hindsight, they're telling of just how enormous these current More →
When I started doing QiGong 1.5 years ago, the last minutes of each training session were dedicated to meditation. In the beginning it was hard, More →
How can architects build a new world of sustainable beauty? By learning from nature. Michael Pawlyn describes three habits of nature that could transform architecture and society: radical resource efficiency, closed loops, and drawing energy from the sun. In this fantastic presentation, Pawlyn describes how nature already has the answers for More →
How big are we really? If our solar system's planets were on the same orbit as the moon, this is what it would look like from the earth. The video's author, Brad Goodspeed, writes: Here's an animation I did to make you feel small, and also convey the deep awe I feel at the feet of the Universe. While watching the video of the lunar eclipse I More →
We often get caught-up in the busy-ness of our days here on Earth, unaware of our presence and participation in the greater realities out there among the stars. The Hubble Telescope often reminds us of these greater realities, but also illuminates infinite questions and the lack of knowledge we have about our place in the whole. In the following More →
In her TED talk, Stroke of Insight, as a brain researcher, Jill Bolte Taylor talks about having had a massive stroke which shut off the left half of her brain almost completely. As an effect, the right half of her brain takes over and we get a glimpse of how this part of the brain works. The left side of the brain is the analytical and verbal side More →
On this first day back to work in 2011, a coworker was telling me a sweet story about his six-year-old daughter. He said More →