Soft Brushes with Death relates the inspiring true stories of Jorge Espinet, a young man imprisoned during the military dictatorship in ’70s Argentina after accidentally discovering the teachings of Andean spiritual guide Silo. Tells of his close escapes from torture
Read moreDay of the Winged Lioness Podcast, Episode #4: How to Keep Smiling in Times Like These
Michael Cameron Show Notes – Episode 4: How to Keep Smiling in Times Like These… an interview with Michael Cameron of the Eastlake Hall of Silo’s Message in Oakland, California What if you’re just starting out in life and everything
Read moreDay of the Winged Lioness Podcast – Episode #3: A Conversation between Aspiring Immortals
Show Notes – Episode #3: A Talk between Aspiring Immortals What happens when two quite mortal humans launch themselves out into the void to talk about Life and her Special Child, our good friend Death? To find out, tune into
Read moreA New Friend
Yesterday death knocked at my door. Not our front door, but the door to my own room. That close. Luckily I took a look at the last second and saw the car already beside me, so I moved the steering
Read moreDay of the Winged Lioness Podcast – Episode #2: Pretending, An Essential Death Rebel Skill
Show Notes – Episode #2: On Pretending – plus a bit more on Rebelling Against Death… Pretending… any serious actor will agree that it’s a fine art. Yet hardly anyone but little children takes it seriously. For most of us, our
Read moreDay of the Winged Lioness Podcast: Episode #1: A Back Door to Transcendence
with Trudi Lee Richards Show Notes – Episode #1: A Back Door to Transcendence How I got myself into this… I’ve always been a ham, always loved to read my poems and stories aloud to as many spellbound
Read moreDay of the Winged Lioness Podcast Mini-Episode: “Report from the Place Where We Do Not Die”
“We do not die…!” This was what, in astonished recognition, I told myself one day more than twenty years ago, when I stumbled without warning into the Place Where We Do Not Die. I do not know how I got
Read morePilgrimage to Punta de Vacas, May 2019
This May I flew to Santiago, Chile to go with friends up to Punta de Vacas Park of Study and Reflection, almost 10,000 feet up in the Andes between Argentina and Chile. Celebrations were taking place all over the world
Read moreA singing story
A couple of years ago, I began working on writing my autobiography. Someone asked me why – after all, there are a million autobiographies out there, why add one more? So I had to explain myself. I said it didn’t
Read moreAttack of the Benevolent Harpies and Fahrenheit 11/9
A few days ago a couple of old friends of mine tracked me down and pinned me to the wall. “Wake up!” they yelled, “we are mothers, and we have forgotten these children, the children in cages at the border,
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