The surrounding darkness closes in Obscuring all horizons Eyes searching, but not seeing
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Tag: love
Grandmother and the Walrus
Grandmother liked to hunt with the men. She was skilled in the kayak and fearless.
Dewdrops and Reflections
Defying gravity they reflect and hold the world around them, the entirety of the sky, the colors of the earth and the fleeting moments of life that pass by.
Moments with God
These precious moments with God are beyond religion touching the sublime. They are where we begin to see and understand the true nature of our existence.
Lost with the Stars
... these are the same days in which the stories of the night sky have become lost and untold.
Let It Be
No matter what side of the isle you sit, you will find someone poking the fire with their three-pronged pitchfork of ignorance, jealousy and anger, in an effort to get you riled up against the other guy.
Which Way
Which Way At the end of 1993 I had come to a place where I was faced with two possible futures. Of course, there are always many options in life, but these two had my heart and my soul. I had arrived at this place of change and exploration of new directions, having come through … Continue reading Which Way
It’s Not Hard and It’s Not Work
If you want spark in your marriage someone must light the match and that someone might as well be you.
The Space in Which We Live
We each bring our own unique energy to a space and when combined with that of family, friends and all of the experiences we have there, this energy grows and becomes a very real thing.
Rains End
The creatures of the neighborhood began to stir as if called out by this unbelievable site.
Moods and Moments
While it’s true that we can’t tell ourselves how to feel and instantly change from sad to happy, we do have the power to alter our perspective and open our hearts to seeing the world a little differently.
One Man Good
I have found that magic truly happens in a marriage when both partners are striving for the other’s happiness and giving generously from the heart.
Dog Heads and Mindfulness
“Her ears were flopping in the breeze and her eyes were wide and bright. She was happy and her happiness reminded me to be happy as well, and helped me change my mood.”
Venerable Geshe Tsulga
In Tibet families would allow only their “best” child to go to the monastery and admonish them with, if don’t behave you will not be allowed to go.
Discoveries in the Fog
The damp sea air is fresh and cool on my skin. It tastes of salt and creates tiny droplets of dew that glitter in my hair.
