Reflection #53 Aging and the Media
Reflection #53 Aging and the Media There are images honoring our years,shining hair lit with dignity,hands still shaping the world,lives rich with purpose...
Upcoming Labyrinth Facilitator Training
Spiritworks Labyrinth Facilitator Training Saturday, June 27, 2026 10:00AM – 1:00PM with Dr. Patricia D. Brown, Director of Spiritworks, Inc. TO REGISTER:...
Reflection #52 Siblings and Family
Me with my bother and two sisters Reflection #52: Siblings and Family I am blessed to have siblings,though life has scattered us,some quiet promise...
Spiritworks Reflections Feedback
Spiritworks Reflections Feedback Dear Reader, Thank you for your thoughtful feedback on “Beginning Again” Reflections I’m finding that you appreciate the...
Reflection #51 The Toxic Myth of Hard Work
Reflection #51: The Toxic Myth of Hard Work Reflection #51: The Toxic Myth of Hard Work I was taughtmy labor was holiness,exhaustion was a kind of...
Reflection #50 My Body
Stone Labyrinth Reflection #50 My Body Yesterdaya long-time friend saidyou look the same— I smiled,accepted the giftfor what it was:kindness wrapped as...
My Yearly Easter Post
“So Ladies, Thanks for being the first to witness and report the Resurrection and we’ll take it from here.”
Reflection #48 These Later Years
Reflection #48 These Later Years Each stage of life openslike a doorway,and this one—perhaps the holiest—like a precious time before me. As later years are...
Reflection #48 Death and Love
Sunset over Santa Fe This poem remembers the death of my husband, Richard, who died at the age of twenty-nine. I was twenty-five then, left to face the loss...
Upcoming April 11,2026 Seminar
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Reflection #47 Holding the Field
Photo by Hưng Phạm on Unsplash Reflection #31 Holding the Field I no longer give of myselfas I once did.Instead, I find myself“holding the field”— For years...
Reflection #46 Learning to Let Go
Reflection #46 – Learning to Let Go Reflection #46 – Learning to Let Go A banner hangs in my home.Asking three questions— How well did you live.How well did...
Reflection #45 Beginner’s Mind
Photo by Anita Austvika on Unsplash Reflection #45 Beginner’s Mind Each year brings new lessons.some settle in gently,others wait for us to soften, to...
Reflection #42. Simple Lessons
Photo by Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa on Unsplash Reflection #42. Simple Lessons This is a gentling season,a loosening of hurry,a softening of...
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February Spiritworks Reflections Feedback Dear Reader, Thank you for your thoughtful feedback on “Beginning Again” Reflections I’m finding that you...
Reflection #41. Creeping Entitlement
Photo by Eugene Golovesov on Unsplash Reflection #41 — Creeping Entitlement I’ve been caughtwith entitlement in my pocket,thinking life owes intereston...
Reflection #39. Forever Young
My Baby Sister Reflection #40 Forever Young Some of my earlier stepswere not guided by designbut taken because the roadsuddenly bent. Following where...
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Dear Reader, Thank you for your thoughtful feedback on “Beginning Again” Reflections I’m finding that you appreciate the free verse style that makes them a...
Reflection #38 — Living with Passion
Settlers Cabin Park, PA Reflection #38 — Living with Passion I want to live with passion,not as urgency,but as a steady flame,alive within me. Passion is...
Reflection #37 Shifting Gears
Reflection #37 Shifting Gears Reflection #37 Shifting Gears In this time of change,I tend to what is visibleadmitting my sightis soft around the edges....