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Flowers in Ceremonies
Beauty, transience, and our need to take flowers to ceremonies
Sep 13 • The Witnessing Space

August 2026

The Miracle of the Everyday
How is not why
Aug 14 • The Witnessing Space
The Beauty of Flowers II
Flowers, Beauty, and Mathematics
Aug 12 • The Witnessing Space
On Pain, Suffering, and Being Human Part 1
Is suffering optional?
Aug 1 • The Witnessing Space

July 2026

Deadheading Your Way to a New Bloom
Everything flows; nothing remains. (Heraclitus)
Jul 14 • The Witnessing Space
The Beauty of Flowers I
Why do we find flowers beautiful?
Jul 1 • The Witnessing Space

June 2026

What Does “Thank You” Mean
And why do we say it?
Jun 15 • The Witnessing Space
Daffodils - Smiling, not Waving
a psychiatrist’s meditation on spring, smiles and psychosis
Jun 1 • The Witnessing Space

May 2026

Life, But Not Yet
The Hidden Magic of a Seed
May 1 • The Witnessing Space

April 2026

Nalanda and Ephesus
Preserving and destroying: what remains
Apr 1 • The Witnessing Space

March 2026

On Being Deaf and Birdsong
“The bird sings because it has a song” Rabindranath Thakur.
Mar 8 • The Witnessing Space
Treading Lightly on Earth
inheritance, abundance, and learning to tread lightly in a disposable world
Mar 1 • The Witnessing Space
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