There are tribes who follow the old ways, who very rarely contract insect born diseases. These people carry water miles from it's source, to their camps. "What a burden for those who carry the water," you say? The water bearers bathe, and drink their fill at the river's edge, before carrying the water spirit gift back to their families, where it is shared sparingly. There is always balance.

Before we adopt a practice intended to make life easier, we must carefully consider the cost to our human spirit.

We must steal ourselves for the wails of pain that must be heard for us to move forward.

When our children disrespect us, we must pay close attention, for their disrespect is masking disappointment that springs from a purely held knowing of what we can achieve.

Lesson 1: Disturbance is Change.


Lesson 2: Puppy wakes, unencumbered by yesterday.


Lesson 3: It is not what you do, but how you do it.


Lesson 4: Sometimes the apple hits the bat.


Lesson 5: We are surrounded by teachers.


Lesson 6: When we take up a position of self destruction, "do unto others" will not help us.

Perception is change.

You possess one of the most amazing physio-spiritual creations in the known worlds. You have, can, and will do great things. There is nothing you can't do.


Our conscious experience is simply the intersection of all energies.

We can all be heroes. . . for a while.

Practice action.

When we do not look into the eyes of a cow before we eat it, we are missing something essential.

Community is not about where you are, but who you are.

You are surrounded by hope and abundance and love.