Monthly Archives: April 2017

The story of how I came to publish the award-winning Crone Chronicles, A Journal of Conscious Aging (1989-2001) is connected to the story of how I used to talk to female astrology clients about the Ancient Triple Goddess: Maiden, Mother, … Continue reading →

I’m using some of my “spare time” to retype old astrology articles that I still find of value, with the aim of creating themed e-books, one of which will be a collection of the introductory material I have created over … Continue reading →

Have you ever noticed that there are moments, even extended moments, when you are capable of thinking “multidimensionally”? I.e., no longer in terms of this versus that, or this causes that. Instead, you notice, with the Buddhists, the phenomenon of “co-dependent … Continue reading →

Sylvia Van Bruggen, who lived in our Green Acres neighborhood during the time when she and I took the permaculture design course a decade ago, and who along with Kevin Polk, another Green Acres neighbor at the time (who went … Continue reading →

People ask me, how can you even look at the horrible stuff that you sometimes repost? Why focus on it? Actually no; no reader has ever said that. The denial in our culture is still so strong that no one … Continue reading →

In this morning’s depressing post, Trump loves war? And so do the American people? I pointed to polls that indicate Americans are right there with Trump’s apparent push for war. But are they really? Consider this alternative perspective, from four days … Continue reading →

U.S. Presiential Candidate Trump made above remark on November 17, 2015. Here’s the youtube video of it. The full context is: “I”m really good at war. I’ve had a lot of wars of my own. I love war, in a certain … Continue reading →

This day started inauspiciously. I couldn’t find my phone. Wondered if I left it outside last night — and if so, it got rained on. Yes. I did leave it on an outside table during our dinner. And guess what? It … Continue reading →

This place feels more like a barnyard than an urban location. Many projects in various states of initiation and completion. Most of us who live here also work here at least two hours a day; two WOOFERS have been with … Continue reading →