My friend Eve recently asked me “how to forge a humanistic path while forces of hate and fear and abuse swirl in the world.” Excellent question, one we face every […]
A popular bumper sticker when I was an activist in the 70’s and 80’s: If you’re not outraged you’re not paying attention. So much to pay attention to in those […]
Whether you recently watched the impeachment hearings or the Super Bowl or the Academy Awards or simply took a hike to get away from it all, we are constantly asked […]
Today, January 20, is Martin Luther King, Jr. Day in the United States. Commemorating the heroic leadership and enlightened wisdom of one of the world’s greatest civil rights leaders, whose […]
Probably most of us set some sincerely intended good intentions for the new year of seeing clearly – 2020. Probably many of us are struggling already to fulfill those intentions. […]
On New Year’s Day this year, a few close friends and I created our Mind Maps for launching into the new year. (See exercise below) Clarifying values, setting intentions, imagining […]
My friend Mary Ann became a naturalized U.S. citizen last week, along with 1350 other immigrants/residents from 100 different countries. (That kind of national/language/ethnic diversity is not so unusual in […]
The American holiday of Labor Day was created 125 years ago to commemorate the struggles of working class people to gain fair wages, stable employment, the right to organize in […]
Life is the sum of all your choices. – Albert Camus That our lives are shaped by the choices we make, even by the choices we avoid or forfeit, goes […]
As we all come to rely on searching the internet for any information we want about anything – news, cultural and sports events, business tips, health remedies – we may […]