It’s interesting how often fun that is planned isn’t fun.

Consider the thought, “Let’s take a vacation.” Underpinned by unfounded hope and overlaid with irrational promise, vacations are usually followed by days of physical exhaustion and frayed family finances.

If the term “post vacation syndrome” doesn’t exist, it’s a diagnostic outrage and someone should do something about it.

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Ann,

It is certainly heart wrenching to have two people within your inner circle confronting death at such a young age.

On the spiritual path, there are some fundamental concepts we tend to sling around pretty freely long before we ever demonstrate that we actually understand or truly believe them. These concepts can generally be divided into four categories:

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In this zoom zoom, can’t keep up or consume enough world, it’s so easy to overload and discard what we most need: yoga, music, tasty meals with peeps, time to garden, breathe and just stare at a star quenched sky. To be around lit, on-purpose people, lush landscapes and hopeful faces is the true need in a world so desperate for a new dream. To deal on a daily basis with our alarming loss of life, degradation, and disconnection requires great gads of sustenance.

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