Ancestors in the GrassesOn an evening walk I noticed three kinds of flowers I’d never seen. One, light and dark violet as well as burgundy bells, pointed around…May 12, 2021May 12, 2021
Philosophy of a Life: 2020Trust the timing of discoveries that guide your pathAug 30, 2020Aug 30, 2020
The Undersides of FlowersSometimes the cherry blossoms tessellate, rotating slowly, inviting your head to tilt to one side or the other, as if the whole world were…Mar 28, 2020Mar 28, 2020
What I Learned About Love From Becoming a Reiki PractitionerOn my desk is a card, framed for the quote beneath the picture of a mouse tiptoeing in front of a sleeping cat: “Do at least one thing…Jan 26, 2020Jan 26, 2020
Intentions from a Place of ContemplationI live very much in my head. On Christmas Eve I sat down to dedicate some time to sorting through the chaos there. Today, on New Year’s…Jan 1, 2020Jan 1, 2020
An Investigation of AngelsA thought flitted into my mind some weeks ago, which is that our thoughts are inherently and unavoidably selfish. We are able only to…Dec 19, 2019Dec 19, 2019
An Essay on Art, Connection, and Why We ChangeWhat makes anyone more inclined at one point in their lives than at another to appreciate art? On what history must this openness to…Oct 28, 2019Oct 28, 2019
Welcome to Your Mid-TwentiesTwenty-four is the year I felt like an adult for the first time, which, as it so happens, is also the age at which the prefrontal cortex…Aug 17, 2019Aug 17, 2019