Sites of Inspiration

These first three sites connect to individuals who have directly and indirectly influenced my growth and healing processes:

Christopher J. Coulson:  http://santafecoach.com
And his blog – http://thegiftedway.com

Maryphyllis Horn’s Center:  http://soulshaman.com

Tom Cowan’s Riverdrum:  http://riverdrum.com

High Mountain Musing: http://highmountainmuse.com

Gin Getz muses beautifully, transporting you to the best of high mountain medicine. I don’t know what I’d do without her presence.

Rob Brezsny’s Free Will Astrology:  http://www.freewillastrology.com/

Brezsny’s vision and wit brings intelligence and personal growth into focus while challenging every person of every walk of life to go beyond the status quo, to find personal greatness and peace. I don’t always agree with him but I love this guy. His is a huge heart for liberation.

Hilary Barrett’s I Ching with Clarity: http://www.onlineclarity.co.uk/

Onlineclarity is a powerhouse of opportunity for learning the I Ching’s ancient wisdom.

Dave Grant’s Website: http://ux.brookdalecc.edu/staff/sandyhook/dgrant/

Dave’s photos grace this blog here with his permission as well as my art blog – http://pointillistponderings.com – and are hugely appreciated. But not as much as his presence is appreciated as a friend. I’ve known Dave since ALS days. He’s got a few articles out there…

Dave’s Articles on everything from Gulls to Living on Limulus (um, read it).

Any interest in his photos or work? Contact Dave at the link provided above.

Watercolors By Caroline: http://watercolorsbycaroline.com

My beautiful sister’s wonderful works and soulful spill.

Information on Alan Watts:  http://www.alanwatts.com/

“There is much evidence to show that for anyone who passes through the barrier of loneliness, the sense of individual isolation bursts, almost by dint of its own intensity, into the “all-feeling” of identity with the universe.” Alan Watts – Nature, Man and Woman

American Littoral Society: http://www.littoralsociety.org/

I worked with these folks back when Dery Bennett was their Executive Director and Pam Carlsen was their fish tagging coordinator. There has never been a job like that one. The building they work from is one of 18 on Sandy Hook (where I lived at the time) and commonly referred to as “Officer’s Row.” They’re amazing historical structures. Former servants quarters (upper level) is where the following folks reside now as they did then. Wonderful people to know and work with…

Clean Ocean Action: http://www.cleanoceanaction.org/

Paul Neave’s Amazing World of “We” . . . http://www.neave.com/

I love Paul’s provocative interactive ultimate imagination station!

Sue Long’s Works: http://artistlong.com  and . . . drumroll . . .  http://thepenisproject.com

Sue Long dares, with color and with content, from the wildly gardening glory to the er, project supreme. She’s a treat of brilliance and humor.

Responses

  1. Naturally I popped into Sue Long’s site – who wouldn’t? My – what a lot of willies! But after considering my central character’s most obvious physical attribute – could you suggest to her that she knock up the odd scrotum or two?

    • I dunno who wouldn’t. Methinks some folks would find it “tacky.” I just think it’s hilarious and offbeat enough to be worthwhile. Now, you need to get in touch with Sue Long yourself…get her to immortalize Horatio and his best attributes… ;0)

  2. From one J to another j :)
    I found your blog thru Kendra Kett’s list of networked blogs, and it is so beautiful. I have a blog as well, and have tried to sign up to network them but it is all new to me. just wanted to say hello and send you blessings this morning.
    xoxoxox
    Jenn

    • Hellooo J! I tried to network on your blog (follow you!) and it describes me Diruslgksl or something like that! I’ll have to fix that after classes. Meanwhile, WOW. I love your art. Of course, I’m partial to trees. I’ve got some of my art on http://pointillistponderings. Trees are what I do most these days.

      Thanks for popping in. I sat and drooled over your art after discovering your comment this morning when I should’ve been getting ready for school!


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