I was genuinely surprised, even taken aback, the first time I heard this line. It was more than a decade ago, during an energy healing session a colleague had offered me. I’ve since heard variations of it via other practitioners in many different modalities. That first time, however, was during an...

Fittingly, I’m writing this on Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year. Indeed, although more than a few years have passed since I was a full-time student, I still feel a deep attachment to the academic calendar. Starting fresh in September still makes sense to me. In fact, later this month, we’re soft...

I almost didn’t throw it into last week’s email but I decided at the last minute to add something parenthetically. Interestingly, amongst all the other content, this tidbit definitely provoked the most responses. Namely, while writing about Identity (this month’s theme and new meditation HERE), ...

First, I must report this as both a very quiet and yet very public victory, one that’s important to celebrate as the summer draws to a close. Namely, that ever since June 26th, the baseball field has remained unlocked. Thanks to the spring-time efforts of my kindergarten teacher friend Bonnie and her...

This guided meditation is 7 minutes long with an extra 5 minutes more of music by my talented friend David Buchs You can stream it here or download in the link below. CLICK TODownload

Although I thought it could only happen in the movies, I’ve now witnessed it twice. I’m referring to that magical moment when you receive an uncanny crystal clear cosmic answer in public. I’m reminded of that scene early on in Annie Hall when Woody Allen in a movie line suffers through a pretentious ...

New Meditation HERE New Podcast HERE We all know the phenomenon of staring at something––for example, a simple word whose meaning and spelling we’ve always known–– so long that it gradually unravels. Letters suddenly seem like random scribbles. Definitions dissolve and all meaning evaporates. ...

Often the first (and sometimes greatest) challenge to Accessing Our Intuition is that there are so many other voices competing for airtime. Usually, they are loud and overconfident, demanding that we not only pay attention, but also follow their strong suggestions. I cannot help but be reminded of th...

It felt almost biblical. Indeed, the event definitely stirred some low-grade apocalyptic feelings. Two weeks ago, during the middle of my first pottery class––the one I wrote about HERE––I caused a flood. Specifically, after watering my vacationing upstairs neighbor’s terrace, I didn’t quite turn ...