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Change, Fear, and Division

Over the last two decades, experts in organizational psychology and behavior have studied how people, organizations, and larger social systems manage change.  While there are various models that describe change, there are some clear markers common among those models that are found in the process of change. Even when people… Read More »Change, Fear, and Division

All Things Are Passing

The world I grew up in doesn’t exist any longer.  Sixty years ago, when I was a kid, the doors of our home were always unlocked.  I played in the yard or in the woods behind the house by myself.  When I was ten or twelve years old, I walked… Read More »All Things Are Passing


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Musings on a Cosmic Spirituality

While sipping my morning coffee, I skimmed news headlines. One item caught my attention on National Public Radio’s web site: Astronomers Present New Information on the Aging Universe. http://www.npr.org/2015/08/10/431343053/astronomers-present-new-research-on-the-aging-universe The universe is 14 billion years old. It began with what we commonly call the Big Bang. From the Big Bang,… Read More »Musings on a Cosmic Spirituality

Holding Onto Life

The emotions caught me off guard. I wasn’t expecting them, particularly during a meditation class. I had no realization this was something about which I felt so deeply. I sat with forty or fifty others in the Buddhist meditation hall. The leader guided us in meditation to consider the ways… Read More »Holding Onto Life


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