Yesterday I wrote the final words in the first draft of my book. This book is one reason that I haven’t been posting recently. (That, and a series of PT exercises which eat up prime blogging time and, well – to be honest – a serious bout of languishing...) So what is this book that …
Out, Out from thy den of fear, O Dog. Everything changing: Strange voices, Boxes, Trash bags, Migrating tables. Her chair, empty. Sit in the sun with me, Come. Enjoy grass and air, Okay. Dine al fresca, Heal. Stay, while day is cool. Bark at your squirrel one last time. Before tomorrow comes. O Dog Remember …
One by one, they file into the darkened chamber. Their feet don’t make a sound. Down the hallowed halls, Through the locked doors, Into our heart. Small children, single file, With a solemnity unnatural in kids their age. Teenagers without chips on their shoulders. Young parents, young teachers, young mothers Who found themselves in the …
I read an article the other day in The Atlantic by Charlie Warzel and Anne Helen Petersen about How to Care Less about Work, an except from their new book, Out of Office: The Big Problem and Bigger Promise of Working From Home. I read the article with a deep resonance and a sense of …
When I was first learning to meditate, I used a CD from the meditation teacher, Jack Kornfield, a great CD to use when you are first learning. One of the meditations that he introduced on this CD was, what he called, a meditation for dying, which he said Buddhists practice when they are on their …
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