No future ever arrives. Can you be richer? Happier? Better? If you structure an existence around seeking a condition or a circumstance different than the one you currently have, then there is no circumstance which…;
On Life
Fragment – The Present
When I operate from a state of intense nervous tension or anxiety, then I appear to be running towards the future. There is no possibility that I will ever have an opportunity to find that…;
Fragment – Being
In a state of being, rather than doing, we do not need a future in order to fulfill our own sense of being or our own sense of self. And if we choose to do…;
Future Reality and the Radio
I had an interesting conversation with my oldest son (who’s 10) today. I had told him about a friend of ours who was the vice president of marketing for a local radio station. He thought…;
Fragment – Shoulders
I was remembering that, when we were in Rome, in the height of the summer, Janet was wearing a sundress. We had intentions of sightseeing and, of course, we wanted to see some of the…;
Fragment: Enlightenment
To an evolutionary spiritualist, God is self-expressing and is self-realizing through evolution; put differently: God is making the world in his image and likeness through evolution. Original writing date: June 16, 2008
Fragment – Integration
Developmental processes proceed through increasing levels of complexification, then through a process of differentiation, and then higher levels of integration…to be repeated over and over again. And that integration can no longer be seen separately…;
Maharishi Mahesh Yogi
I’m always fascinated by names out from the past, especially those which were particularly big names at one point in time. Who of us does not remember the Maharishi Mahesh Yogi who is not only…;
Fragment: U.S. fugitive reported dead
As I read this article on Robert Vesco, I have to ask myself, to what avail? I remember the articles and the hoopla when Vesco fled the United States in the early 1970s after pilfering…;
Fragment – Archetypes
Classic literature addresses archetypes through human history. Primary archetypes continue to pervade every aspect of culture or history, at least to the extent that we can access it. Most repetitive among those primary archetypes are:…;