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As of last week, we are working with people in Mexico, Canada, Great Britain, France, Germany as well as the United States. It is very exciting, indeed! It will probably come as no surprise that many of them share a desire for a planet that is well and at peace.
I wonder how many people we know, collectively, who share that desire?
Rain in and of itself, or any kind of weather for that matter, does not produce a particular reaction in human beings. And when it rains or snows, some people act as if they are done for the day. It is not possible in these conditions to produce a spectacular day. Yet, if it rains in a third world country after a year-long drought, there is dance in the street, rejoicing. The rain does not produce the reaction. Our reaction is learned behavior, capable of being changed. Continue Reading →
This school year marks the forty-fifth anniversary of the first organized class I ever taught.
Now I understand why my mentor and dear friend, Albert Boothby, wondered so often how his first students’ lives had turned out.
