Entries by Lori A. Noonan

Sanctions

Money and other economic sanctions Designed to and do hit right in the deep pockets of one man’s autocratic destructive impulses   Global banking system shuts down invisible borders Invisible access in a manner not possible 80 years ago   Sanctions to restrain the dictatorial power employed by a singular Head of State in a […]

From emptiness good things come

Emptiness Emptiness In the void The void holds all Full, Pregnant with potential Ready to spring forth from the protection of the darkness Feels exciting And nervy Both on the same thin edge An electrifying jolt buzzing Everything you need contained and held within the shell as you begin to crack through the lining and […]

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Across the veils

Across the veils From the center outward revolving evolving contacting communicating relating with all the relations Across the veils so thin and frail To avail myself the opportunity to connect with those who have passed on to other worlds across the multiverse only to converse in telepathic ways among the waves of grief For your […]

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Today is your life

“Today is the first day of the rest of your life.” “Today is the first day of the rest of your life.” This phrase, popularized during the 1960s and ’70s has a nice ring to it, indeed. A catchy phrase, so to say. It’s a way of reminding us that we can start fresh, start […]

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I think, therefore…I am…not present

Thinking is not being present I think therefore I am. — Descartes (1637) Latin: “Cogito, ergo sum” What may be lesser known is this: Soon thereafter, Descartes revised his own saying, to: “I am, I exist.” (1641) Now, THAT’s the spirit! When you’re thinking, you’re ‘mulling.’ You’re ‘somewhere else.’ Thinking takes you away from, or […]

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Making second nature first

Second things first “It’s become so automatic, I don’t even think about it when I’m doing it.” “It is so ‘second nature,’ I could do it in my sleep.” What if we put our second nature first? What if our second nature became our first nature? When we say something becomes second nature, we mean […]

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Things we rotate

Things we rotate   “Rotate your tires” “Rotate your mattress” “Rotate your crops”     Evenly distributed wear and tear   threadbare tattered torn   instead   tread tread lightly   leaving a gentle footprint and an easeful sharing and carrying of the load   For your consideration: There is something to be said about […]