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An Introductory Geotran Class A few days ago, I was asked to present a class online, so that one of my clients (in NY) and her friend (in the UK) could learn some Geotran clearings without having to travel to Illinois. Now, I have taught this introductory class a dozen times before; however, this the…
The Spirit of Intelligence Let’s start with some transparency: ten years ago I wrote a book with this title, and (surprise!) you can find it on my website here, or here: https://gumroad.com/l/IWIR. So what brings this up today? Last night I did some work on ‘evictors’, energies that evict you from your own life, and…
What is Enough? I have had a wonderfully productive week sorting out which projects my foundation will support (financially) once our funding comes it. It’s been highly educational discussing their needs and desires with (say) the local library and the physics department where my friend Michael is a professor. I usually ask, “What do you…
The Meta-Cognitive Process At the last Geotran class (February 2019), our instructor talked about the unique ways each person processes. The brain loops through seven processing modes, and the order in which you engage these modes creates your particular unique mind/creativity. Our teacher Dorothy Espiau, creator of Geotran, also mentioned these seven modes maybe ten…
Vegan Lemon Curd I love lemon curd: the texture, the bright lemon burst of flavor, the way it’s not too sweet (like jam) but so spreadable on biscuits and ryvita… oatcakes… toast… even pumpernickel or Vollkornbrot. Before I ever moved to England (in 1972), some family friends had just come back from a two-year sojourn; …
Here’s another great WAR (Work Avoidance Ritual) to gladden the hearts of your household… or, in my case, the Mathematician’s Potluck next Wednesday! Four for Fudge Cake That’s right – only four ingredients (plus a pinch of salt). This is NOT vegan: there are eggs, and possibly a bit of dairy in the chocolate, depending…
Debts and Debits I was lying in bed this morning and had a revelation about debts. In the cosmic accounts, there is a credit column and a debt (or debit) column. When someone owes us money (or anything else), and they don’t pay it back, that sits in the debit column, and attracts more of…
Timing… Those who know me (personally or professionally) have probably noticed that I’m an impatient person. This is both ironic and predictable: like other Generators (in Human Design), my Strategy is to WAIT to receive. So… I’m designed to be receptive (which is in alignment with the divine feminine principles of wisdom, ordering, and receiving). What all…
Spring in Santa Barbara Oh, to be in England, now that spring is here… Well, not really. But I am in Santa Barbara for a few days, soaking up the delicious sun and admiring the intense greens of new grass and leaves. It will be another month before we get the same level of springiness…
Winter in the Midwest It’s raining. Again. I lived in the UK for 20 years followed by five years in Vermont, so you’d think I would be used to the precipitation—but that’s why I moved south and west until I ended up in California. After 18 years in a Mediterranean climate, what am I doing…