Close your eyes. Really..try it(after you read the next few lines). Close them and imagine that you are 80 years old, and you are with your family, a few close friends, around a table decorated with your favorite food. People are smiling and laughter thickens the air around you ...Hmmm...I'm thinking mexican, italian, or better still something curried, piled high on my plate, provided all your teetth still work. But this is your vision.....The sun is quietly setting outside the window behind you, and as you glance at the latest addition to your grandchildren tugging at the hem of your pant leg, you think to yourself... Well... What exactly to you imagine you will think to yourself?
Continue reading...Thursday, April 15, 2010
Part #2 of my conversation with Tony Teegarden. In this half of our conversation we explored the subjects of authenticity, a cubicle nation, his views on Spiritual Marketing(a term I am new too), and more...
Continue reading...Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Check out part #2 of my conversation w/Nawala of the Nawala Tribe Blog. We switch gears a bit, and discuss health, travel, self employment, and making a difference in the world.
Continue reading...Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Her mantra is, Peace, Love, and Grass Juice, and after listening to the conversation I had with Nicole “Nawala” Damiba of the Nawala Tribe, you’ll see that there is so much more to her than just that. I really appreciate the intentional approach she takes to understanding life, and her willingness to talk to me [...]
Continue reading...Sunday, February 21, 2010
Sometimes being strange is looked at as an undesired place to be. I grew up in many ways, trying my best to fit in, and be normal. Now, the older I’ve gotten, it appears that all the progressive changes, and advances society often seems to make, are due to those who had the courage to [...]
Continue reading...Friday, February 12, 2010
You've heard the voice, when you've wanted to change poor habits of health, some injustice in the world, some religious tradition you've never really critically examined, or that job you're barely tolerating. It's the voice that whispers to you that people will think you're strange, and may even laugh at you if you dare try to go against what everyone else is doing.
Continue reading...Thursday, February 4, 2010
So I was watching this video a couple nights ago on theooze.tv Peter Rollins was discussing coming to grips with the truth about ourselves. He uses the digital representations we use online(facebook/twitter,etc) to illustrate his point. Which is, that sometimes its easier to live through a “public profile”, which is “the idealized representation of ourselves.” [...]
Continue reading...Thursday, January 21, 2010
I told myself, like you told yourself. This wouldn’t happen again. Driving away into the night, we muttered the silent promises people do when they’ve reached the end of themselves. When they have discovered that they really are not just one person. That we all have to fight a war between the best of ourselves, [...]
Continue reading...Saturday, January 16, 2010
Silence can be like a clean white page, before the blur of words. Or like the darkness. It really isn’t a thing, but the absence of something. For darkness, that thing is light. For silence, it is noise. The echoes of sound tightly trapped inside the walls of your mind. The ones you can’t seem [...]
Continue reading...Tuesday, January 12, 2010
I tried to focus on the words below the multicolored display chart of male and female internal organs. The nurse was strapping my let arm into a blood pressure cuff, and in minutes my fate would be pronounced. If it was anything like the last two blood pressure readings I knew the diagnosis would come [...]
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