Ode To A Georgia Spring In Springtime there the dogwood rides a cavalry in white. And red-bud captains scarlet cloaked are flanked on left and right. ‘Tis fleetingly those flowered troops so arrogant-so gay ride up and ore the Georgian hills and suddenly away. James D. McCollum "Something dies, but something [...]
Mindfulness Meditation "Ultimately, I see mindfulness as a love affair - with life, with reality and imagination, with the beauty of your own being, with your heart and body and mind, and with the world." Jon [...]
Silver Cups How Healing Happens To a South Georgia Baby boomer, the image may be a silver cup grown tarnished. To the gardener, a rusted trowel. To the mechanic, a corroded engine part. To the inner-city dweller, buildings in disrepair. Each of us experiences natural corrosion over time. Loss of the [...]
In the South, we often received silver cups as birth gifts. Recently, I rediscovered mine. It was black with the tarnish of neglect. So, I polished it. Bit by bit, the silver began to shine through. I continued to polish. Engraving emerged. First my name. Then the date. Then the whole of the cup [...]
Moments with Martha Practicing Peace on Purpose Threshold Anxiety This is the first in a series of articles on anxiety. Future articles will discuss the physical, psychological, and spiritual aspects of anxiety management and healing. You have a dream. An inspiration. An idea comes to you out of the blue, or on a [...]
