I do wish everyone is having a good summer. This newsletter represents a just passed anniversary of which I almost didn’t take notice. Had it not been for my search for an old article,
On YouTube! Read by the author, along with the illustrations. Watch the video now!
CHANTICLEER FOR RELEASE & DISTRIBUTION Review of: Pinky and the Magical Secret He Kept Inside Author/Illustrator: Kasey J. Claytor Rating: 5/5 *Reviewer’s note: I read the book to a little girl who, upon seeing the
I mentioned in the last newsletter that I had purchased an Oura ring. It is an interesting piece of equipment. My only experience with a tracker before was a Spire that you clipped
A quick note to let you know I will be at a retreat this coming week. It is called Panchakarma; a week of care and treatments overseen by an Ayurvedic physician, to detoxify and
Kasey’s interview about her novel, The Light of Grace, Journey’s of an Angel, is scheduled for the first airing on: This Friday, March 29th at 1 PM PST, 4 PM EST on Hay House Radio.
Kasey Claytor has announced her next book, a children’s book, that she both wrote and illustrated. Trained in oil painting years ago, she decided to tackle illustrating the children’s stories herself. The first
Several things coming up: Friday, March 29th Hay House Radio Show, Bright New Voices: The Balboa Press Hour. Kasey’s interview talking about the novel, The Light of Grace, is approximately 15 minutes, and we will send
Spring is a time of year many of us feel energetic and more motivated to clean up, clear out and start anew. I was talking with a friend yesterday, and she was revamping her whole
A short bedtime story Painting by Col McGunnigle, Soul Centered Art
Can you feel it? The ground shaking? The great shuddering of the Earth? Somethings coming. Something’s happening. Something new we haven’t seen before. My world has been shifting anyway, in the last several weeks.
There is some complaining on social media about publications. Most of the complaining has an underlying assumption that we are powerless; we just have to subject ourselves to it. The way the news is presented,
4th and last in a series on thoughts from a 6-day silent retreat I attended in August-September I hear it all too often, “I woke up at 1:30 and couldn’t go back to sleep.” “I
Do this alone or with a group of trusted and supportive friends. Have three sheets, 1) One for recapitulation of regrets & errors, self-sabotaging thinking etc, 2) One for achievements, good self awareness, personal growth,
School shootings. I’ve written about this before. Everyone seeks to explain, discover a cause, so they know who or what to blame. But we created this. Are we mature enough yet to admit this? Let’s
Another shooting and another round of whys, though they seem to be quieter now. We’re exhausted trying to figure it out. What can we do? The ACLU sued the government in the 1970s to stop
3rd in a series on information from a 6-day retreat I attended in August-September The field of chronobiology—the rhythms of the natural world and our bodies—is a growing area of research in modern medicine. Many
(2nd in a series on thoughts from a 6-day silent retreat in August-September) A recent retreat opened my eyes once again to how much we depend on the availability of our electronics. We have a
(One of the big takeaways from a recent Silent Retreat.) I spent 9 days at the Asilomar Conference Center with my fellow Chopra Center attendees, of which 6 were in silence. No TV, no electronic
If you look for the instances of prejudice you will find them If you look for instances of hatred they won’t be far away If you look for reasons to be offended they will line
The 7 steps we can take to calm it down In 2003 I wrote a column for the local paper about the growing lack of civility in politics and news media. Here we are 15