Tiny Gyroscopes a Mountain Make. Posted on 09/11/2018 by Michael Gray “If you want to locate Space, Time and Knowledge in relation to the usual ‘knowing self’ picture, let all objects be ‘space’, the observing...
Why I like to Keep Appointments. Posted on 09/05/2018 by Michael Gray An appointment is like a buoy on the tossing surface of a lake. If I cancel a meeting with someone, I fear that it...
Attending a Funeral Posted on 08/28/2018 by Michael Gray I attended a funeral at a Catholic church last week, and I felt like a spectator at an ancient dramatic performance in which costumes,...
My Life as a Fable (in 723 words) Posted on 08/21/2018 by Michael Gray In the beginning, I was helpless. Or so I assume, since babies I have observed, including the ones that I helped bring into this...
Then and Now (five Poems by Ken McKeon) Posted on 08/15/2018 by Michael Gray Strolling With Happenstance Happenstance Marmalade, the name Of my 9th grade would be sweetheart, She wore a poodle skirt, She had bangs, She did...
Conversations (and Revisions) Posted on 08/10/2018 by Michael Gray A few days ago, I wrote in my journal, “Well, I’m still here. When I’m no longer ‘here” (a ‘bystander’ present for all those...
Caught in the Breakers Posted on 08/01/2018 by Michael Gray A friend sent me a greeting card which I am now using as a bookmark in my daily journal. This morning the picture on...
I’m Grateful for My Friends Posted on 07/24/2018 by Michael Gray Friendship is one of those bridges that seem designed for two-way traffic. Friendship provides allies in our attempts to live a worthwhile life and...
We’re all in this Together Posted on 07/19/2018 by Michael Gray I love the feeling of being ‘inside’ and in the midst of everything. However, when I am inside an observing self with everything I...
What Others Think of Me Posted on 07/11/2018 by Michael Gray There’s so much I don’t know about my own process of evolution—from my arrival as a cold, wet fetus to whatever I am today....