Many indigenous cultures and shamanic traditions value the significance of "three". Three occurrences of anything should be all means grab our attention. Yesterday, I was going to sweep a porch off my bedroom and as soon as I stepped out a hornet hit me stinging my lower leg. This act occurred so quickly that It took me completely by surprise, so much so that I don't recall any pain until the second struck in a stealthily manner. Now I decided that I needed to find their hiding place and as I li… Continue

Today I had numerous experiences with people following me way to close and speeding off in such a hurry that they were missing all of the beauty and miracles surround us on the mornings commute. There was a pillar rainbow in the northwest area of the Salt Lake valley this morning, I felt blessed and honored to be in its presence something about it was mystical.

Then I wondered how many people in their routing of rush saw the rainbow and how many of them took enough time to offer thanks. Today o… Continue

I've been thinking a lot about societies conventions regarding the nobility of self sacrifice. Yesterday during lunch I overheard a woman proudly and feverously proclaim that sacrificing oneself for their family is the greatest, most noble achievement anyone could ever accomplish. Her words, her reality. Her proclamation reminded me about the Will Smith movie, 7 pounds, where he gives of himself in a quest for what I believe is redemption.

From a philosophical perspective, this made me wonder,… Continue

Over the weekend I had the distinct pleasure of attending the Desert Rocks music festival just outside of Moab, UT. Thundershowers had been forecast for most of the weekend which proved to be accurate for Friday and Saturday. Saturday’s weather was a miracle to behold. The energy at the festival Saturday afternoon was magic and the music sweet.

This energy beckoned the thunder beings of the high desert calling them to come and play. Directly over the festival site the clouds came settling in la… Continue

Authors Metzner, Roszak, Cowan, Villoldo , and others have repeatedly pointed out, our “modern” world has become increasingly detached from anything natural. In our vain attempt to synthetically recreate or maybe more correctly to “create” we remove ourselves from the genetic need for contact with our natural environment. It seems that our conventional disposable society has evolved with an undercurrent that says our technological advances will create something else, newer and better if an eleme… Continue