A Memory of Whales–by Ken
Seasonal Enough with the trash talk already, I’m for outside, For the deck and what’s left of summer, Talk about a downer, Ashen wind...
Author Archives: Michael Gray
Taking Dictation
If we live our lives taking direction from whatever voices and impulses are dictating how we should think and behave, then aren’t we setting...
In the Flow
Have you ever wondered how you fit in with everything in your experienced world? Or course, we all have. Another, more subtle question is:...
Our new Foster Kitten
Kittens need people to foster them until they are old enough to be spayed or neutered (an important step in the Pound’s mission to...
Tackling the Hardest Task First
I’ve been reading a book, titled “Caring”, in the past few months. And as might be expected it has a lot to say about...
Just Going through a Phase
Have you ever noticed that you can’t divide the seven days of a week into two equal parts? I water the lawn twice a...
Love Letter to the Present Moment
I wish you were here. It’s hard to really enjoy myself without you. I try to be open to your presence but my mind...
Going Without Going
There’s a Time, Space, and Knowledge practice, “Going Without Going”, in which–in the seated version introduced by Carolyn Pasternak, who passed on this Spring—you...
Searching for Home.
I’m reading a book (“I Still Believe”, by Desiree Woodland) about her struggles to regain her faith (that an all-knowing God is still caringly...
Of Two Minds.
“After apprenticing to such narratives, in typical Western fashion, many of us revise our stories as we move away from home turf, family of...