Southwest Petroglyphs Been traveling lately through time and space—in a way that comes with birth and re-birth. Scientists, scholars, and such seek many of the same answers that I pursue unscientifically. Bottom line? No absolutes and I’ll go with my gut. Of all the common scenes depicted by petroglyphs worldwide, the birthing scenes are […]
I recently took advantage of a ‘Zoom’ presentation from the School for Advanced Research, located in Santa Fe, New Mexico re: Communicating Difficult Topics: Art, Aesthetics and Anthropology in Light in Dark Times. https://sarweb.org/ The two contributors, Alisse Waterston and Charlotte Corden, spoke about their recently published (University of Toronto Press) graphic novel ‘Light in […]
My interest in the titled list began with my feet. All of life’s pressures plus old physical, spiritual, and emotional aches, exacerbated by poor medical care, left me unable to walk without assistance. It took almost a year to wean myself off prescription drugs and look for integrative solutions. Meanwhile my feet were alternatively numb, […]
Mu the Motherland and why it matters. Pre-history is complicated—mostly based on theory and speculation. However, there is a place in our hearts and minds that suggests that not only have we been here before, but that we can take that which we learned and make it relevant today. So, what are the similarities between […]
1964 Public School 149 Elaine inched her hand up to get Mr. Kozinski’s attention at the blackboard. “Yes?” “I forgot my glasses. Can I move up closer?” With a nod from the teacher, Elaine grabbed her book bag and bee-lined to an empty desk next to Bernard. As school busing loomed over the Jackson Heights […]