Make haste slowly–together
In the span of just a couple of days, some of us may have gone from feeling a bit water-logged and fatigued, and even victim-y, to rushing forward with a new burst of energy. This is the shift from watery…
In the span of just a couple of days, some of us may have gone from feeling a bit water-logged and fatigued, and even victim-y, to rushing forward with a new burst of energy. This is the shift from watery…
Eleven years ago, before I was blogging about things like Demeter's sacred pigs and depth psychology books, I wrote about the movie Babe as a business parable. I saw it as a story about using your strengths, building relationships, and…
As if all the current commentary about what is going on in the collective wasn't enough, I made the "mistake" of noticing an upcoming Yikes! kind of transit in my natal chart three years from now. Fortunately I actually remembered…
When a ship carrying British soldiers arrived in New Haven, Connecticut in July 1779, Yale president Ezra Stiles watched it for a while and wondered what it meant. As the soldiers started to disembark and head toward New Haven, Stiles…
Every year in grade school, Valentine's Day filled me with a particular dread. Like Charlie Brown waiting at the mailbox, I worried: Would I get enough cards? Would anyone forget me? Would the popular kids get more than me? Would…