It was not the direction I thought the conversation would take. My assumption was that it would be completely clinical and unemotional. Instead, to my astonishment, it was one of the most connected moments I’ve ever felt with another human being. Oddly, it was with a sales representative when I wa...

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

I thought it would be the other way around.  Spearheading the (near-future) launch of my mother vintage Etsy store, I thought there might be some reluctance to let things go. Instead, she’s willingly taken a deep dive into the process, eager to research and list a small mountain o...

Only this morning did it occur to me that the experience has all the hallmarks of an alien abduction. You’re minding your own business when suddenly you’re trapped, encased in a weird prism of green light. The next thing you know, you’re hovering through the air, floating in space. You’r...

It was something between a gasp and a shriek, and, in retrospect, an altogether fitting reaction. My own was more a quiet appreciation of the quirky irony of it all. You see, I found myself this morning at a charity tag sale held seasonally in a 6,000 square foot barn. Moments ...

They could not be more different. One lives 2 years; the other 60-70. One’s heart beats 600 times per minute, the other 30. From conception, one gestates for just 20 days; the other, 660 (almost 2 years)! Their social behavior also differs widely, ranging from solitary or small-g...

This guided meditation is 7 minutes long with an extra 12 minutes more of music by my talented friend David Buchs. You can stream my meditation here or download in the link below. CLICK TODownload

As they say in celebrity speak, it’s “having a moment.” Never before has it received this level of recognition—this month’s meditation theme [HERE]—and all of it has been universally positive. I’m not sure if it’s geographically-related or simply something that’s happening in the culture. ...

Emily Dickinson said it way before Selena Gomez did. In her 1862 letter to her friend Mary Bowles, Dickinson wrote “The heart wants what it wants —or else it does not care.” It could also be argued, the same is true for the stomach. In her 2023 memoir, Barbra Streisand...