Monthly Archives: November 2008

These are special days of our lives. They are the time of transition. They are a beginning and an ending, and in truth we stand before a vast field of the unknown; so much that we felt was so certain is changing, and that includes things that we felt were intractable, impossible to resolve, unable to deal with. Check in and you’ll see that the reason you have the strength today that you may have lacked yesterday involves your inner connection. Yes, a lot of assholes thought it brilliant to convert church meeting rooms into Republican clubhouses. A bunch of bankers who I am sure can’t change a lightbulb dumped hundreds of billions of dollars gambling on financial instruments that nobody actually understands, not noticing there was a problem because the smell of steak was so tantalizing. And this, they called “growth” and they deemed themselves “too big to fail.” Continue reading →