I am reading Richard Bach’s, Running From Safety again. The premise is a conversation between a grown-up Richard, and his 9-year old self that after his brother’s death, he “locked away” emotionally in a basement. The book is the journey … Continued
Ahhh….MYSTERY. The relationship with mystery is so intoxicating and conjures up all realms of darkness and shadow, light and a sun’s brilliance. It can be found in both extremes and all the in-betweens. It is the imagination and the unimagined. … Continued
What do we do when there is blood in the Waters of Yes? When blood is spilled, what happens when it is carried by the flow of water? It spreads. Dissipates. Incorporates. Curls out and around everything, everywhere, and the … Continued
My heart is heavy, as I a suspect, for many others, with sadness over the recent events in Paris, France. Talking about it for hours, exploring the perimeters and heart of light and dark, fear and trust, violence and compassion, … Continued
In the middle of the river what the seasoned kayaker or boater knows is if you fall out of your craft, you don’t stand in the water. You flow with it. Feet up, head up. In the river, flowing. The … Continued
I saw a bunny earlier this morning. It was an illustration actually, for an album cover, Fila Brazillia. It reminded me of the illustration for a book I loved to read as a child, an English story that had Peter … Continued
There is something so soothing about sleeping on the earth at night. Or napping on it, breathing through the summer grasses. It is solid and meets my body, leaving an impression on my cheek and chest. Water is like that, … Continued
As the sun rises through the trees, penetrating the shadows, infinitesimal prisms of light reveal water, airborne and fractal, tiny particles of yes, a hallowed vapor you would have missed without the rays, and your eyes, and that exact moment, … Continued
Trusting Our Nature in the Waters of Yes The other day with my visiting Nephew Kurtis, from Los Angeles, rode our bikes up to the Biltmore House and strolled through one of my favorite parts of the estate, the Water … Continued
