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Thoughts on Beauty by Enigmatic Artist, Agnes Martin

November 11, 2021

Agnes Martin was famous for her serene, meditative abstract paintings, but she was also known for being a student of Zen-Buddhist and Taoist spiritual philosophies. I read a retrospective of her life …

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Category: Art
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A Giving Practice and a Resource

November 4, 2021

In Native American cultures giving was a way of life. They made generosity a tribal value and created ceremonies and rituals to weave it into the fabric of daily living. If you had a baby, you were …

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Category: Wellness
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Moving Beyond Grief

October 20, 2021

They say when someone close to you dies, you’ll grieve the loss forever, and the depth and duration of your sadness shows how much you loved the person.  Experience tells me you can go on loving …

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Category: Wellness
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Matcha Latte

October 13, 2021

It’s autumn now and I’m beginning to get excited about cold weather and hot drinks, but not just any hot drinks — my favorite hot drink — the matcha latte. Have you tried matcha? It’s green tea leaves …

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Category: MiscTag: Recipes
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Earth School: What I’ve Learned During Covid (so Far)

October 6, 2021

If Earth is a school for souls, and I believe that it is, Covid has been like the fire drill that shook everybody up. We were all sitting in class as usual when the alarm sounded and we had to head …

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Category: Wellness

The Equinox Has a Gift for You

September 19, 2021

(revised on March 9, 2024) What does the equinox really mean? We typically think of it as the first day of fall (or spring).  A quick online search will tell you the ancients built sites like …

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Category: Nature

Celebrating the Winter Solstice

December 21, 2019

This is a special time of year – it’s marked by a variety of significant celebrations for people of different faiths and nationalities. But there is one momentous occasion that is shared by every …

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Category: Nature

Ego v. Self

October 17, 2019

If you’re a human walking around on this planet, there are two parts of you. These parts are physically demonstrated by your brain. It has two sides, the left and the right, and they each have …

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Category: Wellness
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Dahlia

October 4, 2019

I take a lot of flower photos. Some of them bore me in camera, so I don’t finish them. Others I like, but they just don’t work in post-processing. Every now and then there is one that thrills me the …

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Category: Art

Celebrating the Fall Equinox

September 20, 2019

The fall equinox is happening on Monday, September 23, 2019. I’ve been trying to pay more attention to these seasonal shifts and appreciate the changes they bring, so I made some notes about what this …

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Category: Nature
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