In an era of confusion and delusion, it is like Jesus’ description of a field that had good seed, but other seed had been planted also. The instruction from the master was to let the good seed and the weeds grow together, lest the premature gathering of the weeds destroy… Continue reading
A Parable from Observing a Comet. Comet Leonard is now (early December 2021) becoming more prominent in the pre-dawn sky. It reminded me of the principles of observing. An observing period is not like a quick review of a picture. Let me explain. We scheduled observations of the comet two… Continue reading
Reaching for the Most – The Parable of the Hawk. The steady wing stroke and the straight-line flight of the red-tailed hawk indicated he was on a mission. As he passed in front of me, he began to rise quickly. He briefly stopped the rise, altered direction a little… Continue reading
Spring has barely arrived in middle April in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. I was admiring the thick forest of evergreen and hardwood deciduous trees as I walked down the path. Most of the ground is covered with dead branches or trees, leaves, and fallen needles. The ground is frozen… Continue reading
They clustered around me. They wanted to learn to play a guitar. I made and gave lessons. Someone else made bars of wood that felt like guitar necks and frets. I spent time getting them started in that little village and gave them the tools to learn over time. Two… Continue reading
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