COVID-19
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Gentle Protection of Mind
Protection is in the mind as a gentle approach, supported by the intake of solids, fluids, and thoughts.
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The devaluation of being masked
Fifteen months ago he saw me last. Today, though both masked, we clearly recognized each other. Not long ago I thought of being masked as a loss of identity. This is now: the reevaluation of being social animals, and the devaluation of being masked.
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Joy from the Past
When an experience occurs through the palate, a unique physical and spiritual state will arise. It will sensitize memories into references of the present, and transport one back to the past. Subsequently, some otherwise unreachable memories may leave oblivion. After all, what is the organic and biological sense of memory storage, if there are no…
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The Wonder of Being is manageable
Delight in the sun. Delight in the dark. Eat carefully. Avoid fatigue and worry. Be lively rather than hopeful. Breathe with intent. Celebrate.
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I am seeing a wise infant
Seeing light at the end of a tunnel gives hope but no clarity. Is a train coming? Is the light mere reflection? Is it an opening leading to rescue, success, freedom, an abyss? Is it an opening, or an obstacle? Some are now seeing a light at the end of the tunnel. But after an…
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With Intent
To animal and noble alike, the more popular variation of this concept is its absence. Common is the equivocal deed, more than the unequivocal. “I’m sorry! That was not my intention” “You misunderstood me” “That is not what I meant” At the very beginning of this strange global state of pain, fright, insecurity. and seclusion,…
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The Twenty-first Century starts now
Two thousand twenty clearly told me that two thousand twenty-one will be a better year. If I add to that the intent vibrating within me, and the intent I clearly perceive around me in daily international conversations, awakened or boosted in Zoom meetings, and through Clubhouse participants, 2021 will be not just better, not merely…
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I’m back in Vienna!
Storytelling à la Norway, in the words of Henrik Ibsen. “Peer Gynt” his five-act play, set to the music of the incomparable Edward Grieg, interpreted as an expressive evening of ballet and movement, is loosely based on the Norwegian fairy tale. Beautiful music and sounds Poetic pictures Surrealism … It pleasantly points out that, while…
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Garlic distancing and ginger mask
After having lived in Berlin and Boston, Limassol and Liège, London and Vienna, and knowing that New York will not be my last, I have no reason to care much about the affairs of cities, commonly known as politics. Even in private, my comments will reveal little affiliation tendencies. Not systems help me conduct life…
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You are what you eat*
(as colorful as you eat, as vibrantly attentive as you digest. You are with certainty the freshness and the energy of what you intake, and you radiate with joy, in concordance with the discerning mind that has helped you acquire a sense of delicate taste, the very same that will impregnate your spirit to conquer…
Sila Blume 