Monthly Archives: June 2018

A disappearing latte and free WiFi at Glonojad Greetings from Kraków. I’m writing from one of the many vegetarian restaurants that became my unwinding space during two weeks of travel around Poland. The physical journey into Shoah is complete for … Continue reading →

  In the early morning of Saturday, June 16th, I boarded a flight from Geneva, Switzerland to Krakow, Poland having recently spent two weeks visiting family. The plane soared over the Alps before eventually touching down in the Polish countryside. … Continue reading →

The voice spoke during a predawn meditation in Southern California.  Its statement brief, scarcely five words,  A calm, self-assured observation,  Arising matter-of-factly in a reflective stream,  Like a small wave lapping at the edge of my consciousness, Then dissolving into … Continue reading →