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The Art of Not Meditating

Zen practitioner, story teller, writer, silversmith. Exploring the noisy world we live within seeking a path to clarity

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March 10, 2026

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walking on a warm afternoon,
the muddy path 
stickier, slicker, blacker
than the puddle in my vegetable garden

smelling...
3 months ago
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Winter

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on the balcony
morning cup on the table
no steam
north winds push foam across the sand


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the...
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the oak, the wind, the coffee

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 Sometimes a single glimpse is enough - a moment that can’t be held or repeated.
To chase it would be to lose it.
To name it too firmly would tur...
6 months ago
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Winter’s Quiet Approach

The garden outside my window has gone mostly quiet.

I didn’t sit down to write - just to watch -

but these lines came anyway.

Sometimes the noticing writes itself.

Winter’s Quiet Approach
and Belonging in Stillness

The hydrangeas...

7 months ago
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The Trees at the Entrance

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I took a short walk today.
Just around the neighborhood - trying to rebuild a little strength.

On my second lap, I noticed the lines of mapl...
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