Category Archives: NOVEMBER 2019

Prosperity, gratitude, and giving are inseperable. Many people mistakenly believe that once they have achieved wealth, they will be grateful. This is exactly the opposite of the way life really works. We must be grateful beforehand and it is in … Continue reading →

Tomorrow is Thanksgiving Day. It is without a doubt, my favorite of all holidays. It is sad that many people begin this day, and the ensuing holidays, with trepidation and dread. Dissention between family members, and old buried wounds, create … Continue reading →

Scavengers are something that few people give much thought to, but the importance of the role they play in life on earth, must be realized. They are in fact, every bit as important as pollinators in the service that they … Continue reading →

Gated communities have become a more common sight in newer housing developments. Numerous “intentional communities” have sprung up around the country. Trump supporters seek to erect walls to keep out immigrants. Have we learned nothing during the past century? Will … Continue reading →

I fail to understand why our government spends billions of dollars on sending missiles into outer space while millions of children on this planet, and even in our own country, are going hungry every day. Still more billions are spent … Continue reading →

An entire school district has been closed in Colorado, because of a flu-like illness that is spreading through many of the students. Every year, the medical machine plants its seeds of fear by warning people to get flu shots. And, … Continue reading →

A while ago, one of my granddaughters asked me, “Grandma, what is your favorite fruit?” I thought about it for a moment and then I replied, “All of them!” I love lime and lemon and grapefruit, in fact all citrus. … Continue reading →

Consciousness is defined as the state of being aware. Most people live in a limited state of consciousness. They live in their heads where they are constantly carried along in a roaring river of continuous thought. The stream of their … Continue reading →

Every time I see someone raking up autumn leaves to throw out or to burn, I want to cry. I love walking through thick layers of leaves and whenever I see them, I envision fertile, nutrient rich soil from which … Continue reading →

During the mid-1800’s French biologist Louis Pasteur introduced his well-known germ theory. At the end of his life, after a colleague had shown him the errors in his theory, he announced, ““Bernard was right; the pathogen is nothing; the terrain … Continue reading →