By Maria Sirois Covid-Fatigue has set in. We are all a bit tired of this and all still worried about the emerging normal. So many questions unanswered and in this marathon of adjustments and upheavals and uncertainties we face an invitation to remain steady … [Read more...]
Be Not Contained Between Your Hat and Boots
By Tzivia Gover, MFA, Certified Dreamwork Professional It happens all the time, someone tells me they write—maybe even every day—but then hurry to make sure I don’t think they’re a writer. They tell me they love poetry—reading it and writing it—but alas, I … [Read more...]
What is Shamanic Healing?
By Itzhak Beery "I have consulted internists, dermatologists, urologists, psychiatrists, and a neurologist regarding the unexplained sensations and associated pains, but no specialist in any of these fields has found any pathology. I believe that I require … [Read more...]
How the Genetic Game was Turned on its Head by Microbes
By Dr. Will Bulsiewicz (Book Excerpt from Fiber Fueled) Since 1953 when Professors James Watson and Francis Crick described the structure of DNA, it seemed that genetics held the keys to understanding human health and disease. Nearly fifty years later and … [Read more...]
Advice to Aspiring Writers: Four Signs You Have a Creative Writing Destiny
With over 30 years experience teaching creative writing, Elizabeth Ayres knows exactly what kinds of concerns aspiring writers have. In this series, she answers questions posted by "TS," a typical student. TS: "I’ve always loved to write, to keep journals, … [Read more...]
How Accurate is the Tarot?
By Robert Place For the last year, I have been answering questions about art, the Tarot, and other subjects, on a question and answer website called Quora. I have noticed that there have been numerous questions posted about the Tarot that are related, such … [Read more...]
A Woman of a Certain Age
By Nancy Slonim Aronie Personal narrative and memoir can be about anything. Emotional truth and vulnerability are essential when writing your story. This one I just wrote so now you know aging and dying are on my addled brain. Remember when your kids were … [Read more...]
Healing – What does it mean?
By Gary Strauss I have spent most of my life contemplating healing and helping as a way of living and being on the planet. Having grown up in the 60’s and being a post world war two child, I clearly understood the impermanence and relativity of life and … [Read more...]
A Personal Remembrance of Keith Critchlow
By Nicholas Cope Keith Critchlow (1933 - 2020) was one of the great figures in the resurgence of sacred architecture in the late 20th Century and beyond. Apart from his academic position as professor at the Royal College of Art, he was also a founder of … [Read more...]
A Contemplative Writing Practice
Author and teacher Mark Matousek suggests these writing prompts when you are journaling as a contemplative practice: 1. What story do you tell yourself on a regular basis that you know is not true? Why do you keep repeating this story? Be specific. 2. What … [Read more...]
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