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6-months since the Minab bombing: My dreamtime walk-about (opens the original)
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Of the American bombing of the girl's school in Minab, I decide to walk-about my land of birth. I realize I need to go to Washington DC. There is the seat of government below me But it isn't my dreaming eyes that are blurring, And I can see my way back to my home in Vermont I lay a purple aster on the steps of the Metro Entrance, Saying a prayer for the girls who died in Minab When their school, Shajareh Tayyiba, was hit. That is, the good or pure tree of unshakeable faith.) I also say a prayer
Sadly (opens the original)
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I have written extensively, as a Jungian expert (uncertified but well-grounded in Jung) and a shamanic practitioner, about how a shift in collective consciousness depends on enough people doing their inner work. I see things a little differently than most. And I know that there are those who cannot mentally process what I am saying. There are those who function as if the ego is everything and those (spiritually or psychically grounded folks) who know that ego-consciousness is relative to a great
Sharing a fire with Wendell Berry (opens the original)
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Five of us, no, four of us got together around a fire around sunset to honor Wendell Berry. We shared some of his poetry and excerpts from his essays, and we sipped a bit of whiskey and toasted him. In preparing for our little gathering I googled some highlights of Berry's life. Apparently he was a life-long Baptist but his approach to religion was unconventional. He started a correspondence with Gary Snyder (a confirmed Buddhist) in 1973, which evolved into a 53-year friendship. He was a pacifi
Tell the Forest Service: Don't Pave America's Roadless National Forests (opens the original)
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Building roads into federal lands so they can extract from them whatever they want is nothing short of horrifying to me and incredibly depressing. I feel helpless and verging on hopeless as I observe how the environment is being raped and exploited for profit by those in power while the public stands by. It was always trending that way under previous administrations but now there is no hiding behind wishy-washy environmental policies that pretend to be environmentally sensitive while sucking up
Living in the target with Minab (poem) (opens the original)
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I am writing this poem from the white ring We can pretend that it's just another day. And it is just another day, until it isn't, And we find ourselves closer to the bullseye. You know most of us aren't all that safe Practicing picturing the world as a target And yourself in relation to the bullseye. Do you know anyone who lives in the blue ring? (Article changed on Sep 04, 2026 at 12:12 PM EDT) (Article changed on Sep 04, 2026 at 12:19 PM EDT)
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