Ironically, living in NY has for the first time, made me conscious of my need to rest. And perhaps for the first time in a while I am understanding that rest (reflection, relaxation, breathing) is action, too.
I thought I would take a moment to reflect on this, after find rest a confluence for this week’s conversations.
It started with [...]

Just launched: google trends

Happy searching….

This post is a summary, mostly to serve as a reminder, of some of my thinking at this time about complex and simple…
The Short: An Analogy
Today we live in a world that would prefer to eat a table spoon of white sugar over digesting an apple for instance, and in the digestion ending up with [...]

“An answer is always the part of the road that is behind you. Only questions point to the future.” - Jostein Gaarder
What questions are you posing for your future?

"The alphabet, independent of the spoken languages it transcribes, or the information it makes available, has its own intrinsic impacts." - Robert Logan, The Alphabet Effect  [more on the alphabet effect found here]
I read this line while reading The Alphabet vs The Goddess this morning I am again entranced in wonder, what might these intrinsic impacts be? [...]

"…for people in distress will sometimes prefer a problem that is familiar to a solution that is not."
- Neil Postman, from The End of Education p.93 - 99

Impatience is a virtue…I don’t (often*) possess.
I am working on it but in the meantime thought it would be best to laugh at myself…
A new friend sent me this in response to my quest for patience (and slowness, when appropriate…)
"Your flower:  Morning Glory (L. Impatiens)"
Naturally, I quite like the flower:

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I have always loved the line from the Talmud "every person is a world". All of us have the power to change the world, and to be leaders - we are the leaders of our body’s world, we speak our world into being, and the questions we ask shape it!
And now for an image to match the [...]