Nov
18
2022
A brighter future
I’ve just returned from Los Angeles after a week in America. As it happened, I was there when many Democratic candidates won seats in Congress that had been predicted to go to Republicans; when the Senate went to the Democrats, and the House of Representatives to the Republicans; when former President Donald Trump stepped up […]
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4
2022
A champion of change
As you may have realized, in this chest of mine beats the heart of a disruptor – an activist for change. Change in the way we view the world through the New Science. Change in the way we access our own innate human capacities and our incredible ability to heal each other, ourselves – even […]
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21
2022
It starts with a spark
Last weekend I spent a long weekend in Prague with my husband Bryan Hubbard for our 32nd anniversary.
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7
2022
Getting out of the way
I’ve just been reading Michelle Slater’s book, Starving to Heal in Siberia. An intriguing title, if not exactly a compelling image, until you dive into her full story.
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16
2022
Something to believe in
The lines continue to grow – as hundreds of thousands of people are willing to stand in line for up to 10 hours to enter Westminster Hall, just to have a brief view of the Queen’s casket and pay their final respects.
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8
2022
In the shadows
A few months ago, a friend of ours Margaret Paul told us about her associate, Ericka Chopich, who’d suffered a catastrophic hemorrhagic stroke, likely the result of a two-year struggle with long Covid.
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1
2022
The future of capitalism
It’s all falling apart right now as we face energy crises, banking crises, climate-change crises, energy crises, food crises, ecological crises and more, and we don’t have the slightest idea what to do about it.
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26
2022
How do premonitions occur?
With the 21st anniversary of 9/11 coming up soon, I was fascinated to learn, via Dr. Larry Dossey’s excellent book The Power of Premonitions, that only a third of employees showed up for work at the Twin Towers on September 11, 2001, with an unusually large number inexplicably electing to stay home that day.
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19
2022
Gamble responsibly – during a full moon
On August 11, walking home from a party, Bryan and I marveled at the full supermoon, a giant golden orb which seemed to take over the sky.
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12
2022
On starting a new #metoo movement
I was reading an article in the London Times the other day about the actress Renée Zellweger and how she is 53 and loving it. Now 53 is still relatively young, but the message was all the more refreshing because it was coming from a Hollywood star. It was accompanied by a photo shoot of […]
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