Some views on processing the mountains of change this year...
When Rapid Change Blurs to Standing Still
Transposing Darkness
This post is about constructive ways to process current events.
Mother Nature’s Microcosmic Version of America’s Current Affairs
This post is about acceptance to live in life's flow.
For Better or for Worse
Until Death do Part Let's face it, the coronavirus stopped everything in its tracks. Closing businesses, schools, communities and entire countries shattered the world into millions of individualized personal universes. But, viewing this tragic pandemic through the paradoxical Tao, I see our rapidly moving globe suddenly falling apart to slow us down and turn our …
Nature Teacher: Distancing
Respect for distancing is nothing new. Mother Nature's been teaching us all along. Only now are we mandated overall. Touching poison ivy or poison oak will make you sorry. A porcupine or skunk make sure you know if you've come too close. A bite from a brown recluse spider or Lyme tic can turn your …
The Wisdom of Covid-19
While watching a map of the coronavirus spreading worldwide, words that kept popping into my head were the Silent Spring. Do you recall that early 1960's science book by Rachel Carson? Six decades later as humanity is self-destructing with mass disinformation and the manifestation of Hollywood's sci-fi biowarfare films, is it surprising to see our …
Coronavirus Prediction
In uncertain, challenging times, we look for answers. Answers to questions like, "How long will the shelter in place last?" "When will the curve of the coronavirus flatten out?" "Will there be enough ventilators to keep people alive?" "How drastically different will the world look once this is over?" Having some concrete information helps us …
Are Closed Borders Opening Minds?
Interesting that the greatest power to reducing the spread of the coronavirus and death count, is closing borders (and our doors). Heated protests over border crossings are quieter now. Political correctness pummeled common sense yet it is our greatest individual defense against the virus. I usually don't express political opinions on the internet because they …
