On days like today, my fingers go silent, my words jumble, who I’m typing to feels complex… different things to say to different people. So many veins of feeling passing through my heart. I send so much love to those who need it today — particularly Black folks. Thank you for surviving. Please take gentle […]
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Changes… and more of the same!
On this day 7 years ago I posted about the Social Synapse — a new way of visualizing the amazingly complex, intricate, and often hidden world of connections, the spaces between us that link us together. 7 years ago, I didn’t know what mycelium was, but the calling to embody it, to investigate and live […]
Protected: A Broken Heart. A Wounded Healer.
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I Don’t Know How to ‘Carry On’
Warning: Triggering content. I have work to do. I have a proposal deadline for tomorrow morning. It’s for a good project, one that is large in scope and significantly relevant for these times we are living. I went to facebook before diving into the work. And now I’m stuck. I can’t move on. I’m writing this […]
Shifting Perspective
In the flow instead of on the go — recognizing that my attention is what runs the show What’s calling to me is for me to see to open my eyes and allow life to be Meditate Recreate Consolidate Don’t Hesitate There’s a passion, a fire, a soul’s knowing glow Pouring through my cells encouraging […]
TEDxKatuah was another inspiring event that brought people from different arenas of science together to share ideas, spread inspiration and make connections… in a fascinating and historical site. Stay tuned for more details to come. TEDxKatuah Pisgah Astronomical Research Institute
Caring For One Another ~ Caring For the Whole
What struck me most during my short visit to Occupy Wall St in NYC and participation in a General Assembly there, was how much energy and attention people were investing in taking care of one another… food, first aid, blankets, kindness to neighboring businesses, respect of noise, etc. Is that the case in other cities? […]