You want to live ~ David Whyte

…if you wantedto drown you could,but you don’tbecause finallyafter all this struggleand all these yearsyou simply don’t want toany moreyou’ve simply had enoughof drowningand you want to live and youwant to love and you willwalk across any territoryand any darknesshowever fluid and howeverdangerous… ~ David Whyte, “Truelove” In 2013, I went to Hawaii for vacation …Read More

Double, double toil and trouble ~ Shakespeare

In Shakespeare’s Macbeth, the three witches predict the future with double meanings and duplicity. The clever predictions spur Macbeth towards heinous choices and into murderous actions. The famous incantation echoes, “Double, double toil and trouble; Fire burn, and cauldron bubble.” We know that no good can come from listening to the witches, but Macbeth’s ambition …Read More