Monthly Archives: July 2017

If it ain’t broken, don’t fix it.

“It is the childlike mind that finds the kingdom.”

It’s been a while since I first saw this film in theatres and I recall being impressed with the toughness and style of the last version of Bond. The opening chase segment (the black runner is specially credited upfront) is probably … Continue reading →

Abraham Lincoln shows that Trump is suffering from delusions of grandeur. Same as Justin Trudeau comparing himself to his father.

Sensibility is a key construct which people once were more interested in cultivating and developing. As Sven Birkerts describes it, it is, on one level, a range of fine feelings and ability to make distinctions (whether moral or aesthetic, etc.). … Continue reading →

1. Freedom and Flow–very much connected, both inner and outer. The freedom leads to flow and, in turn, flow enhances the quality and experience of freedom. 2. Gentleness, Tenderness, and Touch–three relateds that constitute The Best of Love. In those, … Continue reading →

Information. Affirmation. Connection. Passion (for someone or something). Things or Money. I think, though, there is something much larger, significant, and meaningful that is desired, too. Everyone wants to be understood, loved, and appreciated (sometimes these latter two take the … Continue reading →

The only, of course, being change–such as what we see happening with blinding speed and a lack of common sense in our time. Much that is caring is no longer the “business” of governments, busy with their various entitlements and … Continue reading →

“Walls windows trees, waves coming through You be in me and I’ll be in you Together in eternity Some kind of ecstasy got a hold on me” –Bruce Cockburn, “Wondering Where the Lions Are”

“The privilege of a lifetime is being who you are.” “The goal of the journey is to discover yourself as consciousness.”–Joseph Campbell, (All Campbell quotes quoted on this blog are from Reflections on the Art of Living: A Joseph Campbell … Continue reading →