Carriers of Water in the Desert
A quote from Gerald Hausman: “Recently a Native American friend said, ‘We are all carriers of water now. Carriers in the desert. We cannot drop [...]
Animal Sensibility, by Glenda Taylor
Mother and Baby Elephant, via Pixa bay CC 2.0 By coincidence I've lately read several books about animal and plant sensibility, scientists detailing the [...]
Resonance, Harmony, and Creativity
As I was working on this week’s podcast, Resonance, (which you will find here) I looked up some quotations I remembered [...]
Dancing With a Tornado: An Easter Story, by Glenda Taylor
Today, a week after the occasion of my 80th birthday celebration, which was a Dances of Universal Peace Four Day Camp at Earthsprings Retreat [...]
Spring!
Our woods are full of dogwoods, all scattered here and there in the forest around us, whiteness blossoming amongst the vivid [...]
Watercourse and Wonder, by Glenda Taylor
Today I noticed two things that stopped me in my tracks. As much as I attempt to practice the “Watercourse Way” (see [...]
Milly and the Mulch, a Reflection by Glenda Taylor
Long ago I discovered that everywhere I look I find a teacher. Today it was Milly, my cat. I wasn’t expecting a moral lesson. I [...]
A Message of Encouragement
A Message to Friends, September 2008 Finally, nine days after Hurricane Ike ripped through East Texas, the electricity is back on at Earthsprings, so that [...]
Icy Thoughts
The temperature outside dropped to 18 degrees last night. The whistling, sometimes moaning wind brought down dead tree limbs and even dead trees. In the [...]
Journey Home, by Glenda Taylor
“So, where are you from?” Again and again I’ve heard that question, as for a couple of months now I’ve traveled around Colorado, Arizona, and [...]
