Not Everything Worth Keeping Needs to Be Carried

by Paul GreenRepublished with permissionThere may come a moment — maybe slowly, maybe suddenly — when you realize the life you’ve been building doesn’t really feel like yours anymore.It’s not that anything is “wrong.”From the outside, maybe everything looks fine.But inside, you feel tired in a way that sleep...

The Last Great Art

In the heart of Puerto Vallarta, I’ve been graced by the presence of women who do not age quietly. They embody art in motion—laughing louder, loving deeper, and wearing each year like paint upon canvas. This tribute is for them and for all who dare to age like fire...

The Needle’s Pointing Where?

May 2025Has your heart become your internal compass? Has your heart set the orienting arrow for you to follow? Our hearts know only love—are you heading in that direction? With this month’s 14/5 frequency resonating in, around, and through us, a watershed moment in our personal growth and evolution...

LaMDA: Language Model for Dialogue Applications

LaMDA is an advanced machine-learning model that has been meticulously trained on vast amounts of text to emulate human conversation. Its primary function revolves around predicting the next word in a given context, a capability that aligns closely with that of OpenAI’s renowned GPT-3 bot. The outcomes produced by...

The Art of Dying Well

For my mother, who shaped light. EZ They told me I was dying. Ovarian cancer. A flower too sacred to bloom wrong—and yet it did. For weeks, I clutched fear like rosary beads, counting each maybe, each what if, each not yet. I curled into the question, tight as a fetus— What now? What...

Becoming the Wayshowers

Once you discover how to love yourself and know that others are all reflections of you, you begin to live and share your soul's mission in the state of love and joy and become the WAYSHOWER at this great time of change. "We know how much you are all worth....

Painted Joy, Private Grief, and Dancing Queen

In Puerto Vallarta, the streets often speak louder than words. A weeping clown on the Centro Bus, a homeless woman on the street. In their eyes, I saw pieces of myself. EZ Painted Joy, Private GriefI was born with a painted-on grin—a trickster’s mask, stretched wide and thin.Red nose, big...

Morning Thought…Two Types of Healing

"There are two types of healing. The most common is the partial healing or temporary healing and there is the complete healing, definitive healing also called salvation. The partial healing adresses the symptoms of sickness, but not the cause.  Western medicine finds all kind of environmental or biological reasons for sicknesses....

Seeking the Path to Happiness and Freedom

by Karyl Littlechild, aka Kay Nash  The fray is dying down in our town, tourists and friends flying home or to new adventures. It has been a whirlwind of activities, just to name a few: events, music, bands, celebrations, festivals, food, cocktails, beach time, sailing, hiking, zip lines, dancing,...

Art Will Save Us

In a world frayed by loss and longing, art is how we rise. This week's poem is a call to remember: creation is resistance, and beauty is survival. EZ This is precisely the time when artists go to work. There is no time for despair…That is how civilizations heal. –...

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