Archive for May, 2008
What “Energy Medicine” does and what I think about that.
Ten minutes of self-treatment can do more than years of drugs or therapy. Please notice I said “can” and not “will”. There are no guarantees here, but so far, I’m impressed. Today’s post is a continuation of one I began yesterday about the Energy Psychology conference I attended recently. That one started [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( 18 so far )I went away; I learned things; I came back.
Here are some notes about the annual Energy Psychology conference I attended recently. That title is a bit of a misnomer. The organization which sponsored the conference is called The Association for Comprehensive Energy Psychology, or ACEP. “Energy Psychology” is term coined by Dr. Fred Gallo, one of the conference presenters. [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( 14 so far )You can watch the Mars Landing from my Backyard!
…or almost. Those of us in the vicinity of the University of Arizona are proud and excited about the latest Mars Mission. Media coverage will begin at 4:00 p.m. US Pacific time, Sunday May 25. What will they find? Water? Signs of Life? Dust? You can take a [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( 6 so far )Southwest Style – Am I Home Yet?
I’m still organizing material for posts on the energy psychology conference I attended last week. It was truly transformational for me; a life changing event. Since I’m not quite ready to talk about that yet, I’ll tell you about my travels.
The conference was held in Albuquerque, New Mexico, about an 8-hour drive from [...]
Spoons, Spikes, and Speculation
I can’t believe I’m writing about my Desert Spoon Plant yet again. I didn’t think it was all that interesting the first time, but events have transpired…
I just got home from a week-long trip to my neighboring state. I’d taken a walk ’round my neighborhood before I left, as I do almost every [...]
From the Land of Enchantment
I am here, in an area not unlike where I come from. The temperatures are a good 10-12 degrees cooler (4-5 C), and the mountains are beautiful. I do like my mountains. I’m at a conference on energy medicine and psychology, and so far it’s been great.
One thought-provoking thing I’ve learned is that [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( 7 so far )Human rights; nature’s fury; what do we make of it all?
As I write this, several parts of the world are attempting to cope with the aftermath of cyclones, earthquakes, fires, and floods. I usually get my first news of the day from AmericaOnline, but after today, I shall make another page my homepage, and here’s why: The reporting they feature is pretty [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( 17 so far )Happy Generative Day
To all of you who are mothers, and/or have mothers, I wish you a wonderful celebratory weekend. So many of us think of Mother’s Day as just another Hallmark moment. I’d like to think of it as more. I neither have parents nor children, presently. (I did have parents at [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( 14 so far )The friend of the past re-creates the present
I saw an old friend a while ago. She was my babysitter when I was five and she was fifteen. We were both rather odd children, felt we didn’t fit in (I know, it’s an old story, but when it’s yours, it’s as if it were told for the first time.) We bonded in [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( 11 so far )Are we spacey or just universal?
The video puts it all into perspective.
But come back, because I have something else to show you.
It’s easy to take this all too seriously…so another perspective lightens it up a bit.
clip from Monty Python’s The Meaning of Life
My apologies to you slow-loaders. [I refer [...]
