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Creating realities that support joy

By Rebekah Berger April 7, 2017 Leave a comment

Dearest readers, I was just thinking about how we, as human parents, try to extend childhood for our kids. It wasn’t always like this, and in many places it still isn’t. Children work and are even slaves in many places around the world today. But the point I would like to make is this: the […]

Calm and peaceful in turbulent times

By Rebekah Berger November 25, 2016 Leave a comment

  Dear readers, Spirituality and reality (and the science of  physics) are inextricably intertwined. The exhortation to “love one’s enemies” is one of Jesus’s teachings that is both intriguing and inspiring to me. In this brief statement lies incredibly difficult challenges that defy the nature of reality and our beliefs about what is real and […]

My new nature: shedding the need for civilization

By Rebekah Berger September 12, 2014 Leave a comment

  Hello readers, Puttering around my kitchen this morning, a thought that has been shifting around in the sub-floor of the jungle that is my brain started to gently rise through the undergrowth.  Making its way up, the nebulous formation of that thought that has been my preoccupation for a while now became just a […]

Emptying my bucket: Thoughts on bucket lists

By Rebekah Berger February 24, 2014 Leave a comment

Hello readers, As I get older, I tend to think increasingly about the meaning of my life, my contributions, but also the shape and form of my story.  Does it mean anything to accomplish goals?  What if being were more important than doing?  The older I get, to sum it up, the less I am […]