This week I found myself walking up a hill. The hill was metaphoric and literal. The literal hill is one I have walked up and down many times. I know that it’s a good hill to stretch my legs and get my heart rate up. On this particular morning I was walking up the hill…
Dr. Emoto and I after the water blessing On Thursday I joined fifty or so like-minded people to participate in a water blessing of the ocean at the south end of San Onofre Beach nearest to the nuclear power plant. The blessing was given by Dr. Masaru Emoto, whose molecular pictures of water we studied…
San Onofre Water Blessing Have you ever been witness to a scene that just wouldn’t leave your memory. This happened to me just this last week. It wasn’t an unusual scene but there must have been something in it that I needed to think about. My 7 year old nephew was over to play with…
How is your summer going? Tomorrow is July 12. It will be one month since the CUSD schools ended for summer, and I’m pretty sure that all I did was blink. One really has to wonder where the time goes… If I was one of those conspiracy theorist types, I would venture to guess that…
As we all are living in this time and space, in this moment on earth, a shift is occurring on this planet. A direction of the understanding of Oneness is taking shape. A movement that we all are here together to coexist amid our differences. And those who are born with “disabilities” are given the…
A single thread of self generation ties the cosmos, the bios, and the technos together into one creation. Humans are not the culmination of this trajectory but an intermediary, smack in the middle between the born and the made… the arc of complexity and open-ended creation in the last four billion years is nothing compared…
Hapa is a slang term used to describe someone that is half Caucasian and something else. Usually the other half is Phillippino, Hawaiian or any other Pacific Islander. Growing up in Southern Orange County is pretty colorless. Being white myself I never really took notice. Until I married my Philippino husband and we had Hapa kids.…
Have you noticed how many beautiful young women come to our Center? These women are beautiful spiritual beings who are confident and radiant, living life fully because they know who they are. We live in a culture that worships youth and emphasizes the appearance of youth. If you don’t know who you are, it would…