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I have just finished a wonderful novel by Ruth Ozeki entitled The Tale for The Time Being which brought this phrase to mind— I love the double entendre. Like the…

Over the years I have had a few precognitive dreams. Not the dramatic awareness of a airplane crash or earthquake 3 days before it actually happened— no, significant only to…

As 2013 draws to a close, Thanksgiving and Chanuka serendipitously occur together. The interconnection of these two celebrations offer us the possibility of more deeply appreciating the symbolism and synchronicity…

As our children excitedly don the scariest of Halloween costumes for a night of 'trick or treat' we can take a moment to consider the fact that the possibility of…

Miracles come in many guises— sometimes like a whisper, we feel their approach— softly, unobtrusively we sense the shift although nothing much seems to have changed in our outer reality.…

In the wonderful book, Spontaneous Evolution by Bruce Lipton and Steve Bhaerman, they remind us that the Greek word 'oikos' is significantly more than a popular yoghurt. The English words…

I often wonder what my grandchildren see when they look at me. Other than my stories of my childhood and adult years before they were born, they know nothing of…

On the eve of the October New Moon, in the height of the Fall beauty in the North East, I am delighted to announce the arrival of the first copies…

Who knew that following my curiosity and have fun with photos of flowers would ever lead to this— The Syzygy Oracle now listed on amazon for pre-release sale in Nov…

In Judaism we are told that no-one ever dies as long as we remember them. By taking what was important and good from a mother's life, and honoring it in…