This heavily decorated church is a rare survivor of the iconoclasm of Huldrych Zwingli’s Swiss Reformation.
Healing Two Wounded Souls: A Review of “The Prince of Tides”
Barbra Streisand directed and stars in this compelling tale of an encounter between two wounded souls that leads to healing.
Noir With a Heart and a Brain: A Review of “L.A. Confidential”
Curtis Hanson does a masterful job of directing this riveting, complex rendition of the James Ellroy novel.
“You’re beginning to believe the illusions we’re spinning here” (Part Two)
More than at any other time in recent memory, I am hearing the lament that the world is in a terrible state and that things just seem to be getting worse.
“You’re beginning to believe the illusions we’re spinning here” (Part One)
News organizations depend on our uncritical consumption of such stories as the Boston Marathon bombing and on their ability to manipulate our emotions through carefully selected imagery, sound bites, and the testimony of victims, bystanders, and “experts” of all kinds, in order to sell the products that are advertised during the coverage of such tragic spectacles.
The Woman in the Blue Dress
She then proceeded to lie on the sidewalk in her blue dress, on which I now noticed was pinned a button that read “Birthday Girl”; it was her birthday. While she lay on the cold concrete, her white underwear exposed for all to observe, she continued to speak with the 911 operator.
Was Charlie Parker Following His Bliss?
We of the masses who consume or benefit from the products of highly creative minds and souls often have a romantic notion of the “tortured genius.” But we do not live in their world.
Life Review: Discovering Your Own Story
When I read my first “story” to the rest of my small group on the first day of Life Review, I was stunned at the difference between writing something about myself and “putting it out there” by reading or “telling” the story to a small group of trusted people.
Follow Your Bliss: Wise Advice or Elitist Rhetoric? (Part Three)
Just about any one of us can follow our bliss; in fact, following our bliss is answering the deepest calling of our soul. We must respond if we wish to live a fulfilled life.
Follow Your Bliss: Wise Advice or Elitist Rhetoric? (Part Two)
Following your bliss is not about the gratifying the desire for personal pleasure; it is rather about “doing what you absolutely must do to be yourself.”
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