Author: goodsoul

Letter to Jim – Sep 27, 2007 4:28 AM

Hello Jim! I am here in the mountains of Colorado, with two dogs and a lot of beauty all around. It’s been a while since I shouted hello across the canyon of time and space that separates, hoping to hear

We Never Worry About Now

Ever noticed how little we worry about now? We worry about what will happen. Even our regrets are projections, usually of the mess we’ve made for ourselves or someone else, and how it will affect us. Part of Spiritual Equilibrium

Apache Wedding Prayer

Now you will feel no rain, For each of you will be shelter to the other. Now you will feel no cold, For each of you will be warmth to the other. Now there is no more loneliness, For each

Meditation on Lack of Regret

For Gregg M. and all others who might struggle with this issue “We of Alcoholics Anonymous”[1] are a mixed lot, today representing a cross section of nearly all humanity.  Lacking proper support for the claim, it is still reasonable to

On Working Remotely

It drives my boss crazy. Always has, always will. To that end, I offered him an annotated excerpt from a section of book written in 1994 by a favorite author encouraging him to take what he wanted and leave the

Random Observations of Life on Life's Terms

Being me is not easy for anyone, including me. But that is one of the first psychological forces to dissipate on the road to Spiritual Equilibrium – reliance on the approval of others is the nursemaid of expectations.

Meditation on the Existence of Free Will

If we care to understand human potential, envision our ideal lives and our ideal world and focus on what makes us feel our lives are meaningful and worthwhile, would it be helpful to understand how we might begin to observe our

Being Me Is Not Easy

Being me is not easy for anyone, including me. But that is one of the first psychological forces to dissipate on the road to Spiritual Equilibrium – reliance on the approval of others is the nursemaid of expectations.

I am an Executive Geek

I am not just a geek, I am an executive geek. That means I love technology, cryptic language, and understanding how things work. It also means I manage stuff, a lot of stuff. I often work into the wee hours

Where Now Is

On the duality that constitutes our cognitive ability.