Dorothy, OZ and the Lessons Learned
By Katie Ammon While Dorothy is in her house, being blown around in the storm. It seems she is between waking and sleeping. She watches from her…
By Katie Ammon While Dorothy is in her house, being blown around in the storm. It seems she is between waking and sleeping. She watches from her…
By Shannyn Izubel Oldwyn I’ve made a decision. It came to me strangely, not in any of the usual ways I make choices, based on personal…
By Michael Strelcheck It’s holiday time once again! That realization got me to thinking about the ever-shifting expressions of the season. Maybe it’s just me, but…
By Michael Strelcheck This year our country celebrates the 50th anniversary of two significant events in its history, and when looking back from today, they now…
By Mary Summerbell Can you feel it? Constant, sometimes oh-so-subtle, then “Oh!” not-so-subtle pressure, inside and outside your body. At times intensifying beyond discomfort to real…
By Michael Strelcheck Over the past few years I’ve found myself moving away from watching the news on TV (or on any mobile device) and have…
By Michael Strelcheck News Flash! A robot monk is now preaching at an ancient Buddhist temple in Japan. The “Android Kannon” is programmed to deliver sermons…
By Tia Richardson As human beings, we’ve evolved the skill that throughout life when something doesn’t go right or we face a challenge, to focus on…
By Michael Strelcheck As I was driving around my neighborhood the other night, I was startled by the fact that it had been magically transformed by…
By Dianne Witte A few years ago, I had the chance to tour the ISKCON Temple of Greater Chicago (Naperville). The temple architecture alone is remarkable,…