Reflections from Limina

The joy of “daydark” hours
Here in Maine, the sun is setting around 4 pm. At different times in my life, this would have been cause for grumpiness and lament.

Nurturing Compassion … in public restrooms
Recently I’ve felt my heart expand with compassion while in public restrooms. Yup, I’m just as surprised as you may be. Each week, Bill and I

The Sound of Healing
I seem to have been spiritually guided towards music and sound over these past few months. It is always inspiring to me when I realize

Creating and Accepting: Finding balance and peace with Mary and the Buddha
Images and commentaries on the annunciation to Mary depict her as a passive vessel of divinity, but the reality could not be further from the

Fall Equinox retreat recap
What a perfect weekend to reflect on the teachings of the Fall Equinox! With warm sunny days, and crisp cool evenings, the natural world was

Even busy bees need a nap
Late one afternoon, I went out to harvest tomatoes and cut flowers for our table. I was snipping away, marveling at how exquisite the dahlias