Every Day Zen
I have a single document of quotations, my latest method of holding onto words that say so much so succinctly. I write about words of others to see where mine take me. So, as I was browsing through my quotable pages, I found Paul Klee’s “a single day is enough to make us a little... Continue Reading →
A while back, Seth Godin wrote a great post about the response, “I don’t like your work,” emphasizing the importance of someone taking the time to respond. Time may or may not be money but for everyone, it has worth. Some who know me don’t like my work but so far, they still like me... Continue Reading →
We are not trapped or locked up in these bones. No, no. We are free to change. And love changes us. And if we can love one another, we can break open the sky. Walter Mosley Let’s start shattering some glass ceilings, as practice for the time we break open the sky. There is no need... Continue Reading →
No thing or no one withstands the wave of impermanence. I remind myself of that quite often. I know it will wash over me, leaving me changed. That is the life experience. I may be able to push my fist through a wave but it will still knock me to the ground, if necessary. I’ve... Continue Reading →
It is a morning of fear and for no worthy cause or reason. I could give it other names but fear is what it is. The signs are everywhere. Even my meditative state is unsettled, constantly shifting. My mind offers up the past one frame at a time, inviting me not only to watch but... Continue Reading →
