As time passes, I think more about the seasons-I walk to and from work most days, and I notice the seasons more than when you’re sitting in a car. It also has to do with having kids in Waldorf, and reading lots of Steiner. The spring mood is: growth becoming unity. This is related to Easter. The idea is of growth and rising. I’m also reading through Steiner’s esoteric lessons, and there are some good exercises there. <\/p>\n
Here’s the recap: church, Gamelan show, M has Epstein-Barr, library, t’ait chi for kids at church, daffodils on the way to work, picked and by my monitor, arising continues, but slowly, Erika away with friends, church, cleaning, a thing, windy, but no kiteflying, aborted plan for tennis, library-making our way through Fullmetal Alchemist, short gamelan show, 5th grade meeting, Boston bombing, help friend move. <\/p>\n
Links: One of the Most Powerful Portrayals of What has Happened to America That You Will Ever See<\/a>, Income Growth For Bottom 90 Percent Of Americans Averaged Just $59 Over 4 Decades<\/a>, That Giant Sucking Sound…it’s the Oligarchs<\/a>, The Violent Disorder of Our Public Mind<\/a>, Five Ugly Extremes of Inequality in America<\/a>, Noam Chomsky: ‘No individual changes anything alone’<\/a>, Why Americans Are So Ignorant<\/a>, How America Breeds Mental Illness from Birth Until Death<\/a>, The Propaganda System That Has Helped Create a Permanent Overclass Is Over a Century in the Making<\/a>, The Dis-Uniting of America<\/a>, How Resource Scarcity and Climate Change Could Produce a Global Explosion<\/a><\/p>\n On the brighter side…Doomsday vs. Resurrection<\/a>, The King Philosophy<\/a><\/p>\n Page 23, Sentence 5<\/i>: “Displays of great wealth are like loud music, spicy food and swearing: a little can be potent, but too much dulls the senses.” The International Bank of Bob<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" As time passes, I think more about the seasons-I walk to and from work most days, and I notice the seasons more than when you’re sitting in a car. It also has to do with having kids in Waldorf, and reading lots of Steiner. The spring mood is: growth becoming unity. This is related to … <\/p>\n