Death Cafe
What do Congressperson Maxine Watters, San Francisco Giants catcher Buster Posey, Pope Francis and I have in common? We are all going to die, and we know it. True, all humans have birth in common, but death is the one … Continue reading →

What do Congressperson Maxine Watters, San Francisco Giants catcher Buster Posey, Pope Francis and I have in common? We are all going to die, and we know it. True, all humans have birth in common, but death is the one … Continue reading →
There were a couple of moments when former FBI director James Comey’s responses to questions from the Senate Intelligence Committee (about his private meetings with President Donald Trump) sounded to me like those of a rape victim trying to explain … Continue reading →
When Shakti Gawain’s book Creative Visualization came out in 1978, it became my holy scripture for the material prosperity and spiritual growth I desired. The author explained how to use mental imagery and affirmations to produce positive changes in one’s … Continue reading →
When I told my counselor I was feeling overwhelmed with decision making and a long to-do list, she suggested I “get out in nature.” What slips from my awareness is how much “nature” I have in my own back yard. … Continue reading →