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Clever ancestors
Stonehenge, an important prehistoric monument in Britain, stimulates weighty conjecture in the circles of scientists, archeologists, and the impressed curious minded. Speculation says the large...
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Roadside flowers invade myopic view
Purple loosestrife (Lythrum salicaria) is a highly invasive non-native plant that threatens significant portions of Maryland's marsh, swamp, and coastal habitats. By crowding out native wetland...
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Safe Assumption
You can safely assume you've created God in your own image when it turns out that God hates all the same people you do.-- Anne Lamott ... Read the full post here » The post Safe Assumption appeared...
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One chip is enough
Marketing experts adapt people to the habit of eating not just one chip, but the whole bag. The problem with this doctrine is we get fat and confused. Many year ago, by sheer circumstance I was...
View ArticleVOTE with knowledge
The power of the vote is seen when people become informed and vote according to justice, honesty, integrity, and energy, rather than according to a party or sect. We have the ability to discern the...
View ArticleAtmosphere of Love more powerful than weather
From 21st Century Science and Health: If you think weather affects health poorly, your Mind-remedy is safe and sure. If you are a scientist of Spirit, symptoms of sickness are not apt to follow...
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Merry Christmas
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View ArticleHappiness
The film, Happy, tells about the latest discoveries that happy people believe in something greater than themselves. I have to agree because believing that what I see and hear is reality only brings a...
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Time warp
Airplanes carry us around the world into yesterday or tomorrow. These experiences tweak my perceptions. I see my mind traveling to yesterday or tomorrow. Probably too often. I’d... Read the full post...
View ArticleEmbody
The human body is riveting, intricate, and sophisticated. It also is vulnerable and can be twisted, therefore I can’t help but ponder its origin. I think the origin of the physical body is the human...
View ArticleRest rather than sleep
With all due respect for a good night’s sleep, I fail to see why sleep is automatically credited as the producer of rest. It's a bit misleading. Sleep is a state of unconsciousness or oblivion. Not...
View ArticleLaws expand rather than hinder
Science and religion typically refer to laws as that which gives us a formula, or a system that tells us what will happen. The law of gravity lets us calculate the gravitational pull between two...
View ArticleTransistors and transitioning to divine energy
After cleaning the house, shoveling snow off the driveway, and driving to town to cover the Beautification Committee meeting for a newspaper article, I receive a call. “Can you get to the school to...
View ArticleNot making unconditional love a farce
My neighbor believes human beings only have two real desires. To love and to be loved. “There is no fear in pure love,” he said. “It’s unconditional, but human beings are not capable of unconditional...
View ArticleFour things NOT to do on Valentine’s Day
Don’t think you have to eat out at a fancy restaurant. The tradition of eating someplace extraordinary requires reservations and yes, waiting, because so many other people are doing the same thing on...
View ArticleClimbing Kilimanjaro in her seventies
I interviewed a woman in her seventies, who returned from hiking Kilimanjaro, in Tanzania, Africa. "It took seven days," said Kathy. "The climbing is very well organized by the government. My group had...
View ArticlePoetry of peace
PEACE By Chris Rosenthal of Harmony Hill Retreat in upstate New York My occasional visitor My intermittent friend How may I beckon you to move in? Listen, You say, To your Inner Soul And allow your...
View ArticleSpiritual ideals support this poem for America
This is the winning essay for the July 4 contest sponsored by Annie’s Mailbox: Happy Birthday America By Maureen Green Our strength is not bounded by gender. Define our roles, and we will defy your...
View ArticlePray for our leaders
I Timothy 2: 2-5, English Standard Version 2 First of all, then, I urge that supplications, prayers, intercessions, and thanksgivings be made for all people, 2 for kings and all who are in high...
View ArticleSpiritual marching after Women’s March on Washington
Last December, the Catskill Mountain News printed an article written by my co-writer, Brian Sweeney, titled, “County Dems organizing Women’s March trip.” Surprising myself, I signed up to ride the...
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