Think for a moment of a computer from the pre-1980’s era. Rooms full of large data-processing machines with their programs stored on punch cards. Eventually information from these punch cards transitioned from a physical medium to being stored on magnetic tape. Then to discs, then hard drives and finally where we are now with programs being stored in the cloud and everyone transmitting wireless information from hand held devices.

Put an 80’s era punch card computer in a room full of wi-fi and what will it do? Read More

A woman calls, having just been stung by a hornet. She’s frantic because she is not only allergic to the hornet, but the epinephrine that the ER uses for allergic reactions. 20 minutes later, with just one Pranic Healing session, her breathing is relaxed and swelling under control.

A horse owner, who is out of town on business, calls because she just got a text that her horse is colicing. She can’t get home in time to attend to this. After an emergency Pranic Healing session on the horse’s digestive system, the next text she gets (later that morning) is that the Read More

Working in the garden this morning, I am struck by the extreme dryness everywhere. The soil is parched. The plants are wilting. So the natural thing to do is to water. I remember when I was a kid and was told to go out and help by ‘watering the plants.’ So that is what I did … I sprinkled water on the leaves. I didn’t immediately understand why when I was told, instead to water the dirt. In my childlike way, I wondered what the dirt had to do with it! Eventually I figured out, with a deeper understanding of the part of the Read More

Okay, so it wasn’t quite as serious as Dr. Leonid Rogozov having to perform an appendectomy on himself in Antarctica. But the incident did have the potential of interrupting the flow of a lovely day on the mountain.

We were hiking on Mount Hood, near the Silcox Hut (el. 7,016’), when the daughter of the couple I was hiking with slipped and fell on the rocky terrain, and hurt her knee. There were no immediate medical services up there, and none of us had a first aid kit. Read More

As equestrians, we want our horses to listen to our whisper. No, we insist that our horses listen to our whisper. Everything about excellence in riding is based on the invisible cue. The rider initiates the request; the well-trained horse listens and immediately responds. But what do we do when the horse doesn’t respond? We need to figure out one of two things: Read More