Mysterious Rules Linked to Everyday Miracles

Mysterious Rules Linked to Everyday Miracles

As Sherry tells it, she was trying to create a guest suite at her home with a kitchenette. She had a clear picture in mind of exactly how she wanted it to look and she really wanted rustic, pine, kitchen cabinets and a rustic floor lamp. “For at least two weeks, 3 or...
We Are All Sybil

We Are All Sybil

In the 1970’s a book came out about a woman named Sybil with 16 different personalities. It spawned a mini television series and a movie and “multiple personality disorder” became an officially recognized psychiatric condition. Fifty years later we learned Sybil’s...
Near Death? Or Life?

Near Death? Or Life?

She died for twelve minutes – no pulse, no breath, no brain activity. But then came back with a story of entering a realm where time did not exist and she was enveloped in a feeling of peace and clarity. So starts another account of a near death experience (NDE)...
Is a Broken Bowl Really Broken?

Is a Broken Bowl Really Broken?

In the eyes of the ancient Japanese art of Kintsugi, a broken bowl is not broken; it is an opportunity for the expression of beauty. Using liquid gold, broken pieces are brought together and the bowl becomes both old and new and a symbol of so much more As a symbol of...
No Frozen Farmers

No Frozen Farmers

In the Little House on the Prairie books the story is told of winter storms so fierce, with snow so blinding, that many a person was found frozen in the snow just steps from their door – lost in the whiteout, disoriented, and unable to find their way home even...
A Sneaky Tactic or Something Else?

A Sneaky Tactic or Something Else?

I don’t know where people go when they travel Dementia Road. I traveled that road with my mom for seven years and most of the time I wasn’t sure where it was headed other than off a cliff. I now think that road exists in an in-between world. Its main travelers seem to...