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Friday, April 7, 2023

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  Like you, I’ve had countless past lifetimes in samsara, though I don’t remember them yet. Probably you don’t either. This time around, I w...
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Tuesday, September 20, 2022

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  The Apocalyptic Koan   When I was living in Berkeley in 1975 I often went to weekly Chenresig practices at the dharma center of Lama Kunga...
Saturday, August 13, 2022

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  Into the Deep Woo-Woo and Beyond   “There is no question that there is an unseen world. The problem is, how far is it fr...
Sunday, July 10, 2022

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                                                                           Meadow Flowers by Minni Herzing   Summer R...
Thursday, February 3, 2022

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Writing My Eulogy in 2021   I was a writer, but just because you’re a writer doesn’t mean it’s easy to write your own...
Sunday, October 10, 2021

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  A Brief Meeting   The opera was about to begin but I didn't know where my seat was located. I held out my ticket...
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Monday, September 28, 2020

Three Years Later, Hello Again

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y Forty years ago, I orchestrated a spring equinox gathering in a field in Ashland. The event was quite glorious, as thi...
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Gaea Yudron
Gaea, now 83, is a fan of positive, creative aging who recognizes that she is in the home stretch of this particular lifetime. Gaea has had a varied career as a poet, journalist, environmental activist, editor, and health care provider (hypnotherapy and rapid eye therapy). She is the author of several books. Her most recent book, "Stories from the Early Life of Gyatrul Rinpoche," has received a happy reception from Buddhists and other readers. Her book "Songs of the Inner Life" explores the confluence of inner life and outer events. Both books are available at amazon.com. Gaea co-authored a bestselling book Growing and Using the Healing Herbs (Gaea Weiss, Rodale Press). Her articles, essays and poetry have appeared in the Oregonian, Shambhala Sun, Mountain Astrologer, For Now and others. Gaea's body of work includes some creative endeavors that remain unpublished or unproduced. This can happen. Good practice in patience and/or letting go. Gaea has written many songs about aging. One of her favorites is Baba Yaga's Raga, which takes a look at living mythically. These days, she is exploring living fully whilst getting ready to pop the cork.
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