Age-old Biases Hurting Human Progress

Published on Author petechasar3 Comments

  • That property ownership is a God-given right. (The ownership illusion becomes obvious after wars, floods, lava flows, earthquakes, etc.) • That the material world is made up of solids. (All things are actually energy events—light waves pass through glass; X-rays pass through steel.) • That up and down is real. (Earth is not… Continue reading Age-old Biases Hurting Human Progress

For Sam . . . by Kimberly Blanchard

Published on Author ladywinchuck4 Comments

My dear friend Billie Furuichi lost her beloved two years ago.  Isamu (Sam) was fishing in the Metolius River when he lost his footing and was swept downstream.  Billie was there, on a bridge overlooking the river and saw go, but was unable to even get cell service where she was to summon help.  This… Continue reading For Sam . . . by Kimberly Blanchard

Jason’s Bones . . . by Jim Grandjean

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The Northwest forests, dark and foreboding, hold many secrets, some mysterious, others enthralling and some that are best left to the forbidden darkness from where they reside. On a cool November afternoon, Marley stumbles onto one of these grim, shocking discoveries only to find that she has unwillingly become part of it.   It was… Continue reading Jason’s Bones . . . by Jim Grandjean