It is my fault, and the scissors come through again!

Why is it that when I am at the end of my rope trying to find something and I start blaming my mate for putting it away where I can’t find it, that suddenly I find the item and it is exactly where I put it?
I got my computer back on Thursday! Hurray! My brother [...]

Healing arts at the Asian Art Museum, SF

Healing Arts
Thursday, June 5
5 to 9 pm
FREE with Museum Admission ($5 after 5 pm)
The Asian Art Museum kicks off its third season with multi-sensorial offerings of healing
arts from all over Asia: acupuncture, cupping, Japanese shiatsu, Thai foot massage,
and more. Sample tea, check out medicinal herbs from China, Japan, India and Tibet,
have your pulse diagnosed, tour [...]

Go on a redwood vacation without leaving the computer

 
Hey if you are too lazy to get in your car or too busy to leave your computer, you can still take a virtual walk in the redwoods by zooming in and out and mauvering on the path. Click here to be transported: http://www.uricogan.com/qtvr/redwoods-4-sm.html

“Waves of serene life pass over us…”

“Waves of serene life pass over us from time to time,
like flakes of sunlight over the fields in cloudy weather.”
- Thoreau

Another gorgeous scene from Rudy and Sue’s garden in San Gregorio. So serene. I felt like I needed this photo today, to rest my eyes and my mind on calming, velvety green lushness.

“…if the situation is logically hopeless….”

“Yet if the situation is logically hopeless, then we have arrived at a logistical threshold at which the need for a change and the thrust forward toward complexification can allow for the transformations  that could bring metasystems into being. It is when a situation is logically impossible that novelty and creativity, which always trancends logic, [...]

10 things we can do….

I found this list on http://cnvc.org/tensteps.htm and I found it very helpful to remind myself how I communicate and relate to others - to be more conscious about it. After all it is an exchange of energy with another being, right?
10 things we can do to contribute to internal, interpersonal, and organizational peace:
(1) [...]

“Our being connected to everyone all the time is a good thing and a bad thing”

“Our being connected to everyone all the time is a good thing and a bad thing,” said Dr. David Spiegel, a professor in the department of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at Stanford University School of Medicine. This is a quote from the article, “Stress makes us depressed, fat, sick - and we do it to [...]