….And Night, Meditation #10 is from the final section of my book, A Million Different Things: Meditations of The World’s Happiest Man, is all about time and how we learn to create past and future.
And Night, Meditation #11 is from A Million Different Things: Meditations of The World’s Happiest Man, and is concerned with motivation, habits and meditation. By David Stone Assorted Ideas, Large & Small The picture… The picture is persistently reinforced within us that there is someone a little detached, a […]
Enigmatic Epigrams is the first chapter from my novel, BABY, IT’S YOU. It was published in September, 2020.
Edouard Vuillard’s Office Cat… Visual artists invent worlds to put their work in context. Creativity spills into the world where you, I and cats live…
Picasso’s Cat Before A Mirror… You’d have an interesting time and very likely get lost, taking a hike through the mind of Pablo Picasso like this cat did. From Famous Artists’ Cats: The Book By David Stone No guarantee the experience would be pleasant; in fact, you could […]
About the black cat in Monet’s garden….. By David Stone Claude Monet moved to Giverny in 1883. He was 43 years old and a recent widower with two children. His life, once so difficult he attempted suicide, impoverished and unrecognized, began turning around. He painted eventual masterpieces in […]
Lucky To Have Her is Chapter One From the Novel by David Stone You can say I failed. I won’t disagree with you. But life is a story told after the fact. At what did I or does anyone else fail? Among all the flesh and bone, bodies […]
Getting right with death isn’t complicated. When they asked Buddha what he gained from meditation, he said losing fear of death. Is that all it takes?
Inexplicably at the time, just months before Jerry shocked the universe of Abraham-Hicks with an announcement of his undergoing chemotherapy, Esther showed another face of Abraham, an impossible face, mean, disparaging and angry. Was there a connection?
Abraham Hicks is Dead is an excerpt from An Abraham Hicks Digest, a collection of online articles. Note: I didn’t get this one 100% right. I wrote it during the painful summer interval following disclosure of Jerry Hicks’s cancer. The roof seemed to be falling in, but Esther […]