It was late, nine-thirty pm east coast time. In my mind, it should have been dusk if not dark but below me, glowing like mid-day, the icy contours of Greenland awed me. Large expanses of white gave way to melting glaciers creating rivers heavy-laden with icebergs. I have the pictures to prove it but they […]
It happened in Westwood, California in 1987– The Land of Oz, the place of imagination and big dreams. The kids were almost grown. Katie was a horrendous teenager that I wanted to disown until she turned thirty. Heather was struggling with the shallowness and mindlessness of the LA kids, and the lifestyle those vapid personalities […]
Dear Jean, During this beautiful time of year, I’d like to wish you a powerful, hopeful, insightful and sacred holiday and New Year. As a gift to you, I’d like to share a story about the deeper meaning of Christmas. The Christmas Story Let us quest within the structures of sacred time. Traditionally, the living […]
What is the nature of reality? I thought I had a grasp until the 2016 election when I realized I was inhabiting an old Newtonian scientific version of reality that most Americans still believe to be true – that we are just sums of parts of what is visible and what we feel through our […]
I am starting with a Jean session as Sight is my next visit and it has disturbed me, and I don’t understand why. Someone had suggested to me a book, The Hathor Material – messages from an ascended civilization – that I might like as I was working with Jean. I was told the author […]
TOUCH Ariadne and I traveled into touch. I was curiously apprehensive before and more so after I got there. Ariadne left me immediately saying she had to go as she ran off to the Unicorn. It’s then I noticed the Lady wasn’t there. I was very disturbed by that and saw Plato sitting alone […]
The journey’s into the senses are long and I may abbreviate the next one – may not! I have my second meeting with Jean tomorrow and in the interim I have finished Brian Swimme’s “The Universe is a Green Dragon” new creation myth of sorts for the 21st Century. I have also reread Joseph Campbell […]
I have been back from Paris for about a month. I went because I needed to see Giverny in summer and I needed to see great art. I needed to have an adventure by myself for myself. What I discovered every day that I entered museums or walked the boulevards was an archetypal […]
“We cannot change society until we change ourselves” I sit in a London hotel room with a raging tooth infection that had been quelled before I came to Europe with antibiotics. The pills are gone and the infection is back. The metaphor of my tooth infection and the state of the world rattles around my […]
Last Day in Paris Yesterday I went to the Pompidou Center. It is a remarkably designed building. The tubes on the outside contain escalators that take people to the floors of the exhibits. Nothing in Paris is air-conditioned so the tubes on this hot and muggy day were stiflingly and dense. The view of the […]