Watermelon Blues
The other morning I awoke feeling as though I was trying to pass a watermelon through my heart. Not literally, of course, but energetic birthing pangs none-the-less. After several months—if not...
View ArticleLaunching the EarthHeart Initiative
On Sunday, January 25, 2008, several of us gathered for the first in a series of monthly, public circles at Moss Beach, California’s Joy of Being (joyofbeing.com). Our heartfelt play was dedicated to...
View ArticleBook Review: "Not One Drop"
On March 24, 1989, the single-hulled tanker “Exxon Valdez” ran aground on Alaska’s Bligh Reef in Alaska’s Prince William Sound. The fully loaded ship bore fifty-three million gallons of crude oil that...
View ArticleNothing But God
I AM deeply touched by the un- speakable nature of your work. It's the realm of mystics and poets, painters and Blake, Saint-Germain, and Saint-Marie too, for that matter.read more
View ArticleSearching for Dr. Emoto: A Mt. Shasta Diary
For several months now, I’d been feeling the urge to return to Northern California’s Mt. Shasta region for something resembling a spiritual recharge. Upon learning that my Divine Partner, Fay, was...
View ArticleHudson River’s Yom Kippur Ceremony, September 28, 2009
A sacred ceremony needed to occur on behalf of New York State’s Hudson River. The request was made simply enough: while working almost two month’s ago with Napa, California’s Lisa Morris, my superb...
View ArticleFairies in Winter
Fairies in WinterWhen the winds swell in earnest, After the seasonal rains have come, And the trees, the trees have cast their Leafy lot with the Earth below, the fairies, the fairies slumber.When the...
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