I Didn’t See It Coming
It was two years ago this month that I started in earnest to write my first book, After Rain. It’s funny that I referred to it as “my first book” because I have no plans for a second. But then I...
Imagine the Possibilities
Be still and notice the thought in your head. Yes, that one. It usually begins with "I can't," "he shouldn't," "the world is a mess." Now hold onto it before the next thought rushes in. Be curious....
A Walk in the Woods
It’s chilly outside, but no problem. I’m in need of a walk in the woods so I bundle up and head out to the edge of our property where I join a trail that takes me on my journey. Ah, but now I have...
Living Upward at the Rodeo
Rodeo cowboys have fascinated me for a long time, and I have come to discover they know a lot about living upward. Behind the scenes in the pen, I watched this rider mount the bull, carefully...
No Rush
I have mixed feelings about the end of Summer. I’m tired of the heat and endless supply of zucchinis. I grieve the loss of sunlight, and yet I’m in a hurry to feel the cool crisp air on my face and...
Energy Matters Podcast with Caroline Ruderman
Caroline Ruderman, host of the Energy Matters Podcast, sits down with Susan Maycock, author, artist, shaman, and inspirational speaker to discuss her program living upward and new...
Awesome!
I couldn’t resist taking this picture. I was in awe of the blue blueness of the sky and the white wispiness of the clouds. Those are silly adjectives but there are none that really describe the...
Bountiful Summer
We need only look to Nature to understand that “we’re all in this together.” And it is only together that we will thrive. When I was growing up I would help my grandfather pick his carefully tended...
Imagine
Are you ready for a science lesson? I want to share what I know about imaginal cells and what they have to do with our lives on Planet Earth during these changing times. After a caterpillar spins a...
A Lesson in Thriving
I took a walk with a friend yesterday on a path along the Mill River. She pointed out a thriving giant Dawn Redwood, an unusual tree in our area. We stopped to rest our backs against her massive...
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