Spring into summer, Cherry blossoms spread on wind. Morning rain falls gently.
Spring into summer, Cherry blossoms spread on wind. Morning rain falls gently.
Communication is the life’s blood of society. Without communication the social body withers and dies no matter how advanced the technology or symbology it uses. Without the ability to transfer information, the system fragments and people or groups become islands. …
Closer to the physical location of the Retreat than most of the other locations, the hot springs of Truth or Consequences New Mexico offer an opportunity for visitors and residents to relax in a quiet environment. Fed from underground hot…
Walking through the desert with mountains ahead. The heat is oppressive in midsummer, light and heat shimmering off the ground. The land is quiet; the animals are asleep in the afternoon heat. Through paths and washed out ditches we walked,…
Burnt evening bright Summer moon in sky floats by. Dragonfly in flight.
River frog at night Hiding from the burning sun. Lotus blooms from mud.
Today is the Summer Solstice at the retreat. This marks the longest “day” of the year, with day meaning sunlit hours. The midsummer festival, present in many different religions and faiths, celebrates the strength of the sun as both a…
Withered reeds on coast Spread light in dappled patterns. The final ship leaves.
The social perceptions of reality help to draw us together as a group. It forms the basic foundation of how we define symbols, systems, and outcomes. Without this consensual reality, conflict and dissonance occur, sometimes at an amplified rate. What…
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