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Good, Grief, Jan 6 and DD Day
For people living outside the Meta-trance, January 6 is our American democracy’s second Day of Infamy. That is why when this day opened with the next administration promising celebrating and exoneration for the convicted perpetrators of the January 6 crimes this… Continue reading
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Good, Safety, Children, and What Matters Most
The furies of this day are tomorrow’s dust in the wind. Making this world safe for today’s children is making the world safe for the future’s adults. Overcoming the meta-trance that makes this world so unsafe today is more than… Continue reading
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Good, Crime upon Crime, and Exploiting Tragedy
Recently a woman was murdered on a subway. She was set on fire by her attacker. This is an unimaginably cruel act and a horrible way to die. But the abuse doesn’t stop there. The 57-year-old victim’s name was Debrina Kawam. Her tragic… Continue reading
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Good and the Passing of a President
Can you imagine a President of this country who worked tirelessly after his term in office to directly and personally build housing for people living in poverty, was instrumental in reducing to almost elimination river blindness, created international programs to… Continue reading
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Good, Deep History, and the Vatman’s Tears
To create a moment in history like ours today, you need to ignore two things; deep history and the facts of the day. The facts are here for us to use and abuse. But history lies in the root system… Continue reading
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Good, Simple Good Fun and Street Healing
Someone told me recently that I missed my calling and should have been a writer. The comment confused me. I have only been 75 years old for less than a year and am already writing. “What is the rush:?” I… Continue reading
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Good, Just Plain Good
Perhaps the mother and father of all the holiday celebrations is the Solstice promising the return of the light of day. We can all drop our roles and heavy responsibilities for this season and concentrate on the good things our… Continue reading
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Good, Fools and the Power of the Quote
One of our new ‘political’ billionaires recently referred to the German Chancellor as an “incompetent fool” on the tragic story of the Christmas market attack in Magdeburg Germany. One really needs to ask who the fool is here. This writer… Continue reading
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Good, Energy Addiction, and youth as our Sacrificial Lambs
One of my contracts in organizational work was working with a community that was recognizing the importance of changing to a harm reduction model to reduce the scourge of drug addiction. Now with time and perspective, as I watch the price… Continue reading