I was just invited to fill out an intake form for researchers at the Division of Perceptual Studies, The School of Medicine, the University of Virginia, regarding my many After-Death and related experiences with humans and animals. I told them I would be happy to participate. I am certain that my experiences are true and …
Our relationship with our significant other is what motivates us to get up each day, go to work and come back home at the end of the day. And yet, our relationship often is what we ignore; we allow other, less important parts of our life, to come to the forefront and push the relationship …
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Some people think of death as the terrifying thing at the end of the road. But as we know, death is natural and inevitable. So, whether you’re writing your will or daydreaming of how awesome your funeral is going to be, a new study says thinking about your own death can be healthy. More. For …
Here’s another Holy Week poem from my yet-unpublished collection, At the Axis of the West. Especially fitting for Good Friday in which tragedies are turned to good, in fulfillment of that traditional mystical notion that somehow our suffering goes to fill out the suffering of Christ. Scions To the great sea’s primordial ooze, they gave …
My new Reading the Signs Foundation. I would appreciate any help any of you might offer with this Foundation, which fell through just as we were about to take off on 9/11. It now looks like we have a green light again with the blessing of the Religious Studies Dept. at CU Denver. It’s an …
In remembrance of all who suffer. Traveling to Dachau “Once they burn books, they’ll end up burning people.” Heinrich Heine Like geese, tourists flock to places of exhalation for kernels of corn— signs— scattered after the soul is shucked— initials carved in stone, locket, tooth, chip of bone— among exquisite instruments of torture in towers, …