Book #8–Reimagining Our Journey Through Consciousness–Chapter # Unknown (pre-Melinda Copp edit)

(Note:  author will draw some material from my editor’s interpretation, but her, at times, saccharine version has not yet been merged with this one). This chapter delves into the captivating and sometimes deceptive nature of personal stories. Our narratives have the power to entertain, manipulate, and even deliver profound insights Read more…

Chapter 3: Finding Yourself In The Collective Consciousness (Collaboration with Melinda Copp)

Chapter 3:  Finding Yourself in The Collective Consciousness When I look at our culture, I see the rising waters of anguish and despair flooding through it. There are so many broken promises and  dreams, so many shattered expectations, so many lost possibilities that these wounds now define the day-to-day life Read more…

Class Reunions

I forgot my phone ( conveniently) for this Sunday’s all 1970’s class reunion for Rex Putnam High School. This was the final day of three days of celebrating my sister Pam’s and Kathy Stephens-Leech’s 50 year class reunion. I have had almost zero contact with high school peers ( class Read more…

Ayahuasca, Mushrooms, LSD: Businessman’s Spirituality?

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/the-pleasure-is-all-yours/202208/could-the-biggest-game-changer-in-mental-health-be-plant?fbclid=IwAR3g0Mph5x93D1PDXaoXytSKra57TQhJ2tB1McDKLlt_zewTanXen87iFkA In the early 1970’s, I used LSD (lysergic acid diethylamide) close to twenty times. The trip would last up to 12 hours. I was also introduced to DMT, which was called “the businessman’s LSD” because it only lasted about 2-3 hours, and who has time for an all day Read more…