Give me a few days of peace in your arms–I need it terribly. I’m ragged, worn, exhausted. After that I can face the world. -Henry Miller, from a letter to Anais Nin, featured in A Literate Passion. Slipped into a … Continue reading
It’s a challenge these days to get lit up when the level of biophoton emissions of food is void due to ahrimanic beings roaming this planet. It’s even more strenuous on our bodies to feel grounded and recharge from the … Continue reading
I recently learned that these cup-shaped flowers cradle the stigmas from where the spice saffron is harvested…they are now on my to be divinized list and I will be cultivating them into the greenhouse for all year reaping. They have … Continue reading
It didn’t take much effort to get this shot from my part nor from this little rubber band. The key to airbending is flexibility, finding and following the path of least resistance. Airbenders often adapt to the situation surrounding them … Continue reading
Diving deep into the goodness this weekend with my sidekick and my sidekick’s sidekick. I welcome moonbeams in this space and when the sun isn’t so coy, I always long-for her rays and stretch out wherever she casts her beams … Continue reading
The imagination of these waggish chums after eleven months of social conditioning does provide a sweet pastime. It beats the functionary of mindless time and motion we grew accustomed to in our previous lifestyle. Despite my continual requests to not … Continue reading
You say my name so clearly, without even speaking. I hear you calling when I enter my heart. I don’t have a whole lot of words to exchange lately. It seems futile with most these days. How can you describe … Continue reading
Perched on a tree, small acts of peace seem effortless. Heck, anything we do in communion with nature seems that way. Sneak a peek into a different perspective if what you see now seems off balance. Resist the gravitational pull … Continue reading
This isn’t anecdotal; something is happening here. Candidates are a mere distraction. Many of us don’t want to look. Don’t stick around too long, recognize where you are and look for the best outcome for humanity. We got this. Shift … Continue reading
Around this time of year by way of its crisp and frosty air, carrying with it hints of citrusy aromatic Douglas fir and the woodsy vapors of rosemary on melting fat of a leg of lamb, I don’t feel like … Continue reading
