It looks like we’ve now got at least three options for support as we are navigating life.
When the Soul Suddenly Appears: Reflections on “Terminal Lucidity”
Personal reflections on “Terminal Lucidity”
What Are Your “Takeaways” In Life?
What a painter, a composer, a writer, and those “ordinary people” have taught me is we don’t have to have all the answers to live a meaningful life.
Moments When I Knew Why I Love My Country
I can think of many reasons why I love my country. As our 250th anniversary arrives, some specific moments came to me.
Remembering Father Vincent
I will always treasure the time I was in his presence. He was a brilliant man who sought to understand and appreciate the rich variety of human experience and for whom spirituality was an endless exploration.
The Gift of Longing
But if life is only about getting what we want, why do we find beauty in experiences of loss and longing?
What Tom Taught Me
My goal after college in March 1974, was to make enough money to go backpacking in Europe
Shaped By Life
But life can’t always go quickly. Sometimes it takes a long time to find clarity. Sometimes the easy way is not the best way. And sometimes the most lasting sense of appreciation comes not from a device, but from personally experiencing and living through joy and pain and discovering from withinthe value of “love, work, friendship, and responsibility.”
On The Road in the Northwest
Dear Reader, My wife and I took the Amtrak Coast Starlight train to the Seattle this week, and are in the process of visiting friends we made when we lived in Washington state some years ago. As a result, I won’t be posting anything. Before crossing the Cascades we stayed at a cabin on theContinue reading “On The Road in the Northwest”
Vinny’s View
I began thinking of Vin Scully, the Dodger broadcaster who had seen so much from this perspective. It wasn’t any particular moment that came to mind, but more a sense of his spirit — how he saw the world.
Steve Jacobsen, Ed.D 