The problem for many of us these days it would seem is that we walk through the day with our eyes closed. Call it sleepwalking if you will, because it requires a blind adherance to the routine of a working day. Short of using our third eye, a pair of open eyes might make for a drasticly improved experience ( Read more... )

What is it about death that shuts people down? Most of us have experienced the death of somebody close to us, familial or friends. We morn their deaths, and carry their memories. We loved them and always will cheerish our time together. But it changes us for some reason ( Read more... )

Because of Armistice Day (better known as Veterans' Day), I should make a few comments about our veterans of war ( Read more... )

It's like this: just because you didn't see it physically happen, doesn't mean it didn't happen. The world operates independant of your dirrect involvement, but you are unable to see the indirect effects of your actions and their consequences on a regular basis. I imagine your death would be similar. Kind of like a drop of water on an open lake - ( Read more... )

From the Ministry of Recolected Memories ( Read more... )