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LOYALTY
[All photos by Ian Eberly] LOYALTY If you read my post, The Twelve Virtues of the Merchant Priest, from the book Sacred Commerce, A Blueprint for a New Humanity, (reviewed) by authors Ayman Sawaf and Rowan Gabrielle, then you know that … Continue reading
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Tagged 12 virtues of the merchant priest, Ayman Sawaf, blogs, blueprint for a new humanity, dogs, forgiveness, full of life, lift us up, love of dogs, love personified, loyalty, loyalty personified, man's best friend, Rowan Gabrielle, Sacred Commerce, twelve virtues, writing
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Oh S#%!
[wine bottle label — assuming that they mean gentlemen and gentlewomen] Oh S#%! I gave up cursing for Lent. It’s gotten really bad with me: that long lead in to the 2016 Presidential elections and then the actual election … Continue reading
Canto Della Terra
Canto Della Terra (Song of the Earth) First came the men with the trucks, V8 engines and tires so big you needed a stepladder to get into the cab, walking around like they belonged here. From our perch on the … Continue reading
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Tagged 4-wheeler, Andrea Bocelli, blog, blogging, Canto Della Terra, clear-cutting, cross country skiing, development, dogs, Dr. Suess, farming, I Speak for the Trees, logging, over-development, privacy, Sarah Brightman, Song of the earth, The Lorax, Trees, writing
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Honor
HONOR If you read my original post about The Twelve Virtues of the Merchant Priests, then you know that, as suggested in the book, I’m going to consider and write about one virtue a month for an entire year until I get … Continue reading
Just Be Nice — #WATWB
Just Be Nice A few weeks ago, I found this copy of Philadelphia Magazine in the lunch room at work, left, thankfully, by a fellow magazine recycler who’d obviously enjoyed the issue and wanted to share — a nice guy … Continue reading
Star Wars – The Last Jedi
Star Wars The Last Jedi (A non-review review) After weeks of trying to get to the theatre, of sold out shows and unexpected snow events, of sickness and schedules that wouldn’t sync up, we finally saw Star Wars, The Last … Continue reading
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Tagged #MeToo, #TimesUp, Adam Driver, Annie Lennox, Aretha Franklin, beehive huts, Carrie Fisher, Daisy Ridley, delicate ecology, democracy, General Leia Organa, Holst, How the Irish Saved Civilization, Ireland, Kylo Ren, Luke Skywalker, Mark Hamill, Rey, Sisters are Doing it for Themselves, Skellig Michael, Star Wars, The Force, The Last Jedi, The Planets, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Yoda
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The Twelve Virtues of the Merchant Priests
The Twelve Virtues of the Merchant Priests I recently reviewed, Sacred Commerce, A Blueprint for a New Humanity, by authors Ayman Sawaf and Rowan Gabrielle. In their brilliant book, Sawaf and Gabrielle talk about the emotional alchemy practiced by the … Continue reading
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Tagged 12 virtues of the merchant priest, 4th bottom line, America first, ancient egypt, Ayman Sawaf, Beauty, blueprint for a new humanity, corporate responsibility, corporate stewardship, Goodness and Truth, Happy New Year, John Elkington, resonance, Rowan Gabrielle, Sacred Commerce, triple bottom line
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Here Comes the Sun
Here Comes the Sun Since the fall equinox, the bringer of earth’s light, that heliocentric fireball we spend our days and nights circling has been getting more and more stingy with its gifts, about 55 seconds a day more … Continue reading
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Tagged catholic church, congress, copernicus, demeter, gallileo, hades, here comes the sun, hermes, lorena mckennett, oil and gas, persephone, Snow, solar power, summer solstice, sunrise, sunset, tax breaks, winter solstice, zeus
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We Are the World Blogfest — Giving Thanks
Giving Thanks Wow, did we go through a whole cycle of the moon already? It seems like a minute ago we were here, spreading the good news, uplifting each other and ourselves. And given that this time around the We … Continue reading



