Autumn as a Time for Processing Grief

Autumn as a Time for Processing Grief

By Kathleen Barry It’s finally autumn in New Orleans, which for many of us can mean a packed social calendar, back to school duties, ramping up of work priorities, and preparing for the holiday season. It’s intoxicating, and it often goes too quickly. Autumn is a time...
Mountain Rising

Mountain Rising

By Joy Meade My eight year old son is an avid collector of rocks. From the time he could walk, he started amassing his collection. Now, he brings new rocks home from the school playground every day. I’m no geologist, but I’ve learned by reading with him, that...
Freedom from Trauma Through Non-Harming & Letting Go

Freedom from Trauma Through Non-Harming & Letting Go

By: Michelle Scandurro My dog stands in ant piles. It used to drive me crazy. For a while, I even tried to teach her to recognize and avoid them. After a little comical trial and error and a lot of mutual misunderstanding, I realized that she just can’t see the...
The Lotus Dimension

The Lotus Dimension

By Monica Edelstein Last spring, I walked into my garden and was awestruck by how fast everything was growing. Seeds I had recently planted seemed to grow half a foot overnight. Plants that had slept dormant or succumbed to freezing temperatures were making comebacks...
Breathe and Begin Anew

Breathe and Begin Anew

Breathe and Begin Anew   By Keith Porteous Meade To everything turn, turn, turn, sang Pete Singer and The Byrds, in reference to a famous verse from the Old Testament. In some wisdom traditions, Time is represented as a circle. We go round and round again, most likely...