Thoreau’s Thoughts Still Relevant
In this video, I share one of my favorite passages from the book, Walden, written in 1846.
Book Review: The Speed of Light
…the author’s sharp lens through which the reader is guided to look, shines a brave and immutable light on the reality of the challenges posed by MS.
Where I Now Stand
Everything changes though; nothing lasts forever—repeated reminders of this fact seem the only constant in my life.
Two Tiny, Mighty Words
Despite the obvious fact that we live in one of the safest, wealthiest, opportunity-infused, freedom-valuing nations on the planet, so many people are walking around in silent terror.
Grace Period
My spiritual life today is very changed from that first initiation into fear-based belief-by-default.
The Struggle Is Still Very Real
I have to believe it's due to Hollywood ignorance, and the prevalent belief that racial issues between whites and natives is a thing of the past—now just a nasty scar on the history of our nation.
Taking Flight
It is perhaps the most unsettling reality of our human experience, but one we all share. Our cradles set to rock in the shadows of our coffins.
Life At Full Throttle
A master of the calculated risk, he hasn't just pushed every envelope ever invented, he's pretty much torn them to shreds.
Not a typical newsletter, these occasional correspondences from Lisa offer a quiet space for reflection on nature, life, and shared truths. Woven from the colors of the sky and the scent of the wind over the plains, these small notes offer a serene respite from the noise of the modern world, alongside gentle invitations for deeper exploration of her written works.
As a Thank You, and further introduction into this world, you will also receive a complimentary copy of the novella, Gone Before when you join this community.