Category Archives: OCTOBER 2022
31 OCTOBER 2022 STONE AND BONE
Several years ago, I had the opportunity to spend a week in England. My dear friend, Dr. William Sladen, a native Britain, had arranged for me to visit Welney Wildfowl and Wetlands Center, in the southwestern part of England. While … Continue reading
26 OCTOBER 2022 TURNING FAILURE TO SUCCESS
I may have mentioned in a previous blog that I had planted too many tomatoes in the garden. I gave several small basket-fulls away, ate them in salads, salsa, and spaghetti sauce; but I was still left with far more … Continue reading
24 OCTOBER 2022 TRAVEL
While dreaming may be the best way to travel, it is not really feasible here in the physical realm. I read recently that a luxury sleeper bus has been implemented for those traveling between Washington and Memphis. Similar forms of … Continue reading
19 OCTOBER 2022 COMPLAINING
Having followed the sage advice of Eckhart Tolle for a while now, I am more watchful of the words that come out of my mouth. I am alert to the tricks that my ego gets up to, sometimes causing me … Continue reading
17 OCTOBER 2022 CONNECTIONS
In many spiritual beliefs we are told that we are connected – that we are all part of the one Source of Life. This is generally referring to our connection with other humans and sometimes other animals. We are, in … Continue reading
12 OCTOBER 2022 BUSINESS PRIORITIES
As a supporter of the environment and in learning to apply permaculture design principles to all areas of my life, I often see those things around me that are in need of change. The problem is that most of those … Continue reading
5 OCTOBER 2022 WHO IS RESPONSIBLE?
Lately I have given quite a bit of thought to the recycling problem. Like many of you, I become frustrated, knowing that no matter how conscientious I am and no matter how dutifully I try to do my part, to … Continue reading
3 OCTOBER 2022 KARMIC DEBT
While watching coverage of Hurricane Ian’s recent and violent assault on parts of Florida, I found it hard to imagine the massive devastation. Peoples’ homes were totally obliterated and they lost so much of what was dear to them. It … Continue reading