Author Archives: Ann Kreilkamp

It certainly may be the question in this third dimension, where we learn about linear “cause and effect” from continuous application of free will to choices between contrasts. And if that’s the dimension that all ETs (and interdimensionals, and perhaps … Continue reading →

Weekly community dinners begin again, YES! — plus compost struggles, string bean tale

Note: This series is archived here. I think I mentioned before that Siberian villages in the valley south of the Sayan mountains and Lake Baikal are usually small (200 people?), with tiny wooden houses and colorful shutters. J.K.: These villages … Continue reading →

Note: This series is archived here. Mongolia Siberia, 2017 So. We headed out of Ulan Ude, hauling our sleeping and eating gear, expecting to trek in a few miles to a campsite on Lake Baikal. Drove a few hours and … Continue reading →

This series is archived here: Siberia/Mongolia, 2017   It was one of those days, like they all were, when we on this magical mystery tour basically had no idea what would come next. We were “along for the ride,” and … Continue reading →

It’s now been 44 days since I published the 12th post of the Mongolia/Siberia series, and had promised to do a few more. Specifically, on Shamanism. For that is what most people who learn of my travels to this little … Continue reading →

Have you noticed? On this 16th anniversary of 9/11, what had been the iconic ugly signature of the new millennium registers this year like a mere blip on the collective radar? Yes. Relativity reigns. The horrors of 9/11, 16 years … Continue reading →

“How do you start at the beginning, and not go further back?” — Ludwig Wittgenstein Yes. How does a story begin? And what is a story but a tale with an (arbitrary?) beginning, middle and end, leaving the storyteller, and … Continue reading →

The story which follows has never left me. Instead, its memory  reverberates endlessly inside my heart and soul, as a continuous reminder: Not only am I not alone, I am all-one with the universe. I tell it now, again, because … Continue reading →

I often entertain the idea that my ideas evolve, that they depend on circumstances and change through time. Not true! As I discover when I go back through old essays and editorials. Circumstances may change, but I don’t! And you … Continue reading →