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Puppy Power
It’s amazing what one little puppy can do. Months ago we’d arranged to adopt a puppy sired by our cousins’s wonderful dog Koji. We had no idea just how much we’d need this soothing, sweet golden...
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The Dog Ate My Writing Mojo
Why haven’t I been blogging here? I’ve been taking care of our puppy. And one puppy can make a late-in-life mother very tired. But I vow to blog more in the new year…
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Is Alzheimers a Meditative State?
Today I paid a visit to my mother, who has been living with Alzheimers for twelve years. It takes me three hours to drive to her nursing home. I try not to go with expectations, but that’s hard, since...
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The Guest House
This human being is a guest house. Every morning a new arrival. A joy, a depression, a meanness, some momentary awareness comes as an unexpected visitor. Welcome and entertain then all! Even is...
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Sound Meditation
I’ve started making Breathtaking Moment videos again. When it snows in March, over a misty Long Island Sound, it’s very easy to be inspired. And lulled into a meditative state.
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Letting Go
Clearly I’ve had no problem letting go of writing posts on this blog! But I’ve been struggling to let go of other things in my life. When I came across Ernest Holmes’ words online today, I felt a...
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Gifts
I’m turning 60 in a week, which is a significant milestone, since my father died shortly after his 60th birthday. I’m noticing all the other gifts that surround me, like these strawberries my friend...
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Why 60 is the new 60
I’ve been sixty for a month now, and I feel pretty damn good. I wrote about my experience facing my 7th decade (yikes) for The Huffington Post. And I enjoyed many slices of birthday cake, including...
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My mother’s long struggle with Alzheimers is over. She died on the morning of January 6th, 12 1/2 years after her diagnosis. I thought I’d said goodbye to her hundreds of times, as she slipped away...
View ArticleA Taste of Guided Imagery
Belleruth Naparstek feels like family to me (but I have a feeling thousands of people feel that way too.) I’ve taken Belleruth’s downloads with me everywhere. I was listening to a download of...
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