Monthly Archives: June 2004

[Meditations are intended to be read sequentially, from 1 to 33.] Again in the Garden … From where we sit, in the Garden, we can see, off in the distance, the Hill, the Tree, and what appears to be a … Continue reading →

[Meditations are intended to be read sequentially, from 1 to 33.] Again in the Garden … The fruit that looked so wonderful, so inviting, eventually turned bitter in our bellies. It appealed to our eyes, tongues, and senses. And although … Continue reading →

I entered college in the fall of 1979. My family had always belonged to the Democratic party. I feared Ronald Reagan. I truly believed that his election meant the beginning of the end of the world. It was the Cold … Continue reading →

[Meditations are intended to be read sequentially, from 1 to 33.] Again in the Wilderness … Our mouths are dry, our bellies empty. What shall we do to quench our thirst? To quell our appetites? To refresh our souls? We … Continue reading →

[Meditations are intended to be read sequentially, from 1 to 33.] Let us travel into the Wilderness … Ahead, through the blinding, haze, nothing appears. All is naught, all is night. To our left is a garden, an oasis of … Continue reading →