Two weeks ago, I went to New Mexico to be part of a group of about forty people helping to put one of several new coats of adobe mud on a large beautiful building that is dear to my heart. It was simple and beautiful work, a full-bodied labor of...
READ MORELet’s admit it from the get go: change is scary. We build bulwarks against it and keep piles of rationalizations under our beds. Our bank accounts protect us by never getting quite big enough to grasp our dreams. Our closest friends and...
READ MORELife calls us to the unexpected daily. Each day we can answer the call. Some days we embrace the unknown and find excitement and possibility. Other days, from our first cup of coffee to the last light of the sun, we dig trenches, hoping to hide...
READ MOREHappy New Year Everyone!! New Year’s is a global period of orienting, a time to take stock, begin again, decide to do things differently, consider what has come before. January 1st announces a new year in the Gregorian Calendar. But that is not...
READ MOREA few weeks ago, I was at one of those restaurants where you order at the register and they buzz you when your meal is ready. The guy at the register was really, really cheerful. You would have thought I was his long lost friend he thought had...
READ MOREI can live in mid-air. It’s been a good skill to have these last few months while the School of Inner Health has been between homes. Health has never had a dedicated classroom, and it’s been years since the School of Inner Health had one. Now we...
READ MOREA few weeks ago, I completely lost it. As one of my favorite integral psychologists (Dr. Keith Witt) would say: I went “extra crazy.” I take some comfort in the fact that we all go extra crazy from time to time, and that I’ve...
READ MOREI want to make as big a difference as possible. I want to make as much change as possible, in minds, hearts, communities, the world. Big as I can reach, far as I can go. I’ve always wanted that. I was in my thirties before I realized that is not...
READ MOREI am different. Truth is, that doesn’t make me special. We are all different from each other. We talk a lot these days about differences between people. We have wildly different opinions or information. People on one side think the other side is...
READ MOREA few weeks ago, I wrote a piece entitled, “An Oyster Who Had Earned His Pearl,” about my friend Dan and what the discovery that he had cancer taught me about myself. This is part two of that story...
READ MOREOne day, a little over ten years ago when I was feeling suicidal, I was explaining to my sister and her husband my rationalization for it being perfectly okay for me to commit suicide. I was sharing how I had realized that if I killed myself...
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