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We love trees in the springGreen leaves appearing, flower buds peekingBirds building nests and singing in the branches.We enjoy trees in the summerLuscious crowns providing much needed shadeRich green colored leaves softly rustling in the summer breeze.We admire trees in the fall for their beautiful colors, sun bouncing off them.But the winter is when trees […]

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In mathematics we have a notion of Limit going from zero to infinity. Lim f(x), x->∞. We really do not know that it is truly infinity but we accept that we do not know where the limit is. And, we are comfortable with this notion, we build theorems and theories based on it. Greatest inventions

We take you home hand in hand, Sisters, your home has now expanded. The days are long but the years are short, We are simply thankful for all of our support. The lifelong talks you will have together, Simply put, no matter the weather. Beach days, rainy days, snowy days ahead, The feelings you feel

When we integrate meditation into the idea of “breath comes first, love comes later,” it deepens the understanding of how breath and love are intertwined through #HarmonyMeditation practices. Let’s explore that: #HarmonyMeditation as the Practice of BreathMeditation, especially in its simplest forms, is primarily focused on the breath. In many meditation traditions—such as mindfulness, Zen,

How many MEs do we have? For sure more than one. In my case, those MEs do not always coexist very well, creating tension and stress, this constant necessity to choose which ME should be embraced at the time. Logical ME, emotional ME, sensual ME, habitual ME, the list goes on. How do you achieve

A young girl asks herself “Who am I? What am I?” She is too young to answer. There is nobody to guide her. The question remains unanswered and fades away with the time. The question fades away but a feeling of something missing stays. Time passes, she does not ask the question anymore, but still

Check it out on Science! “Korea develops biocatalyst that decomposes 90% of waste PET in 8 hours. Polyethylene terephthalate (PET), a representative general-purpose plastic, is a material used in various applications, including PET bottles, clothing, seat belts, takeaway cups, and vehicle mats.” https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.adp5637 This is a huge breakthrough! Here’s why this is important:1. Fast Decomposition:

I’m a total nerd, and I’ve accumulated a whole lot of data points about myself throughout my life. As I’m making new choices, that data is influencing me in unconscious and energetical ways. Typically it will follow the well trodden pathway that the continuous pattern of choices has created. And those patterns play out on

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