Three years ago, when I received a message to gather Lighworkers, I put it out there on my Facebook page. Two days later, around midnight my time, I received an email from Daniel Scranton. He wanted to know who my agent was, where I could be found online, and...
It has been almost a year since I first read of the disappearance of Brother Fred.
His vanishing is still a mystery to the Catholic Church. Some people claim not to even remember the story of Fred when it first appeared in the Catholic News Agency. Those who do remember...
I’ve always imagined poetry as a kind of food truck.Not the stainless-steel kind you see outside concertsBut one that pulls up anywhere the heart is hungry—feeding whoever needs itwith whatever words are warm enough to heal.
Some nights,the world feels starved for decency.And so I park this poem here,in the...
Nicknamed: Brew, Cuppa’, Ink, Java, Joe, Mocha, and Mud Family: Rubiaceae Origin: Ethiopia
This - for many, their morning “wake-up jolt” - was discussed in my earlier books, The Civilized Jungle, Volume I and The Medicinal Jungle, Volume II and will be featured in the, soon to be published, copies...
Dear Readers: Know that we, as well as many others in the higher realms, are supporting you at all times.
Everything manifesting on earth at this time is a facet of the ascension process. The exposure of past and present corruption in every area of life is necessary for hypnotized...
Another road trip from Manzanillo to Mexico City with a stopover in Mazamitla; thistime with my friend Angel, Secretario General of the political party Catem fame.
It’s a twelve-hour drive from Manzanillo to Distrito Federal, so unless you’re a masochist,don’t do this in one day; stop in Mazamitla, a beautiful...
I saw her firstin the glossy pages of National Geographic —a schooner slicing sunlight,her sails like prayers to the wind.
And I said,That’s mine.
Not in ownership —in destiny.
For six monthsI lived the feeling of it.
Saw my hands on her helm,heard the ropes sing in salt air,tasted the metal tang of...
Also known as: Blowball, Cankerwort, and Irish Daisy Family: Taraxicum Origin: EurasiaGrowing worldwide, sometimes, seemingly everywhere - except Antarctica – we’ve the Dandelion, with around 250 different species. (Applicable to my series of Jungle books, they are found in tropical realms up in the cooler highlands!) Globally, this species...
If you've studied A Course in Miracles, you probably have come upon the phrase, “I need do nothing.” This is quite profound.
There's a presupposition that the ego makes that, being separate, there's a lot of work to do to get yourself back to the garden. And, since it was...
As I closed and locked my front gate this morning, a gentleman walking up the street greeted me in perfect English with a hearty, ''Good morning!" and asked where I was headed.
I told him I was just going out for a walk, then having breakfast and a coffee. He...
