Occupy Autumn

The season of harvest and gathering in – when days shorten and darkness grows – is time to be grateful for the wild cornucopia recent months have yielded. Time to reflect and re-calibrate, to ask questions and listen deeply, ..read more

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Alpenglow

Those things we hold sacred anchor our lives and guide our direction even in swirling storms. Getting lost is too easy, blown off track, dizzy and adrift. Earth our body, our beloved, our home reminds us of our way.

The ..read more

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Toward a decent world

Revolutionary change does not come as one cataclysmic moment (beware of such moments!) but as an endless succession of surprises, moving zigzag toward a more decent society. We don’t have to engage in grand, heroic actions to participate in the ..read more
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Brown Bag Lunches

The reality of hunger and continual lack of adequate food has many faces. Children, the elderly, teens, adults, students, working people, the unemployed, those with homes and those without. The statistics are overwhelming and often leave us feeling helpless ..read more

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Occupy: to be at home

Tens of thousands of people across the country are staking their claim on their lives and on this beautiful land we inhabit together. Staking a claim on a fundamental sense of belonging that precedes ideologies and isms and politics. For ..read more

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Autumn dharma

As autumn turns us toward the deepening dark, leaves fall away, the last of summer gardens wither in the wind, and frost blankets the land each morning. Hovering here between light and darkness, the long shadows remind us that ..read more

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