Author: kate

I always look up at the sky. Last night, I had a dream that I was laying in the grass … Continue ReadingNever Give Up!

The greatest and most magnificent structures are conceived from an idea. An idea is a spontaneous assortment of energies, which … Continue ReadingThe Importance of Inspiration

Today is Christmas. An international holiday celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ. Christ is a powerful archetype and symbol for … Continue ReadingThe Birth of Christ

If you haven’t yet heard of the “Letters Healing Poverty” project I’m launching, please understand that we are turning a … Continue ReadingStatistics on U.S Poverty

“Love” as a concept has diverged from it’s true meaning. What once was the very need to bring into existence … Continue ReadingFalling In Love

I’ve really been focused on the concept of time lately. It has become an obsession for me. In my 15+ … Continue ReadingTime

  ” …three things have struck me with particular force: The first is the sheer loneliness of poverty; the fact … Continue ReadingExcerpt from Sash Bramsky’s Article “The Voices of Poverty in America”

I was asked to attend a funeral yesterday (of someone I didn’t know). I definitely wanted to go. Death has … Continue ReadingWinter Solstice

If we could reduce the world’s population to a village of precisely 100 people, with all existing human ratios remaining … Continue ReadingIf The World Were a Village

This morning, the woman making my juice at the juice bar said to me, “You’re always smiling.” I then thought, … Continue ReadingChop Wood, Carry Water