Revolutionary Love: Grace in the Time of Corona

Revolutionary Love: Grace in the Time of Corona

While most every liberal friend I knew was all knotted up, I remained calm in the days leading up to last week’s tenuous national election. But then my innards got all twisty post the election results from Saturday until we—me, myself and I—had a personal coming...
Watching the Mind

Watching the Mind

I don’t have to take LSD, as hippies did in the 60s, to go mind tripping. I took a mind trip this morning, unaided by external substances. I allowed myself to get upset at how I interpreted someone behaved toward me. It was within a group situation and I started...
Lessons From the Departed & Opening Heart’s Doors

Lessons From the Departed & Opening Heart’s Doors

“I don’t know how this story will end, but I do know in my heart of hearts that this Earth Journey is precious, heartbreaking, joyful, deep, rich, terrifying, traumatizing…and ultimately about how wide we can keep our Heart’s doors open while proclaiming...
Cross-Country Traveling & A Micro-blog

Cross-Country Traveling & A Micro-blog

Ten states in 10 days? Heck yeah, if you count that it took friend, Kate Ratliff, and I, three days, make that four, to cross Texas. Since I last posted, cough, in September, Grace and I’ve been back to Grayton Beach, Fla., and in late December, I traveled with...
Thoughts on Charleston & Celebrating Light From My Home State

Thoughts on Charleston & Celebrating Light From My Home State

It’s now two days after many of us awakened with the news of the Charleston racially motivated mass shooting that claimed,  among them, a senator’s life and took place in a beautiful historic African American church while its innocent and unaware and...