What is it like to live a now where every tick of the clock points not to the future or the past but only to the present? It’s a good thing for us to learn since right now is all… Continue reading

Come to think of it, the principle of self-discovery applies to idea formation as well as jokes. We’ve all heard people say cynically about someone else, “Lets’ make him (or her) think it’s their idea.” The truth is, we all… Continue reading

I appreciate the fact that lots of people have lots of fun at all these parties – or at least they tell me they do. I’m a big fan of dancing, I like music so much I try to compose… Continue reading

The gospel that offers caregivers ultimate guidance is the gospel of Love. It is the one written in our hearts. And it is in this gospel where we find the good news and the hope upon which the fulfillment of… Continue reading

We started this exploration talking about bluebirds, not healing. People take drugs to improve their mood. On this day, the sight of a bluebird was, for me, as fine an elixir as anything sold in a pharmacy. Continue reading

This is an invitation, not a command. As a caregiver that has listened to so much from others, is it time to unburden your heart to someone who might help you? Would this process of sharing enable you to live… Continue reading

And how will we attend to the tragic truths of the world? We call upon Love for to help us. And in the presence of the red carpet of glamor, what chance does love have? The Oscar goes to…………..glamor. Continue reading

Lent is a time to consider how we are doing against the temptations of the world. And it is an opportunity for us to choose to let go of something of the world to which we have become attached. The… Continue reading

“We know that all the gold is there, planted by God. Will we find it? Will we use it for good, or will it remain forever buried? What are the gifts that currently sit unwrapped, right now, in each of… Continue reading

Mystery can be a source of awe and respect and another reason for humility. Mystery says that science will never know all of her secrets. And that we may fear her, or be grateful for her life-enriching presence. Continue reading