Kiss the joy as it flies
A poem by William Blake inspires a dharma post on finding joy.
Category: identity
The danger of assumptions
What assumptions do you have that might not hold up to closer scrutiny? Whatever they are, you can be sure you are not alone.
Let your light shine!
We’ve been focusing in the last few posts on meeting the challenges of finding our center without being self-centered. Because
“Who am I?”
As we begin exploring questions of identity, we look to the wisdom of Lao Tzu, Rainier Maria Rilke, and most importantly our own inner wisdom.
Are you thinking what I’m thinking?
Apparently 3000 years ago Greeks would think you were delusional if you claimed the thoughts in your head were your
Who’s your tribe?
A prime motivator of the human species, right up there with safety, is comfort. Over millennia we have developed creative
The Incredible Shrinking Man
That’s what my husband called himself after his annual physical. He’d lost two inches in height. Not overnight, of course.
Thanksgiving, a look at the tradition
I don’t know about you, but I am feeling especially thankful this year, especially for the rain yesterday and the
Disguises can sometimes help discover authenticity
Halloween has come and gone and that’s just fine with me. Except for the adorableness of little trick or treaters
Trying to capture an experience is not the experience itself
I recently had the good fortune to stand in front of Vincent Van Gogh’s painting ‘The Starry Night’ while visiting
