Currents October 2022
Internal Compass and Integrity As we consider this month how to recognize and follow our internal compass to act with integrity, perhaps we could consider the example set by Karl…
Reflections on Salads and Soups
Everything seems soft in the spring. The breezes, the rains, the ground as it thaws underfoot, the low murmur of birds returning to the trees, the gleam of the sun…
Striking True
When I was a young girl, my parents purchased a beautiful new piano, and when it was delivered to our home, I was given the opportunity to learn how to…
Your Voice, Your Place
Have you ever been happily surprised when finding out that two people you know from very different parts of your life know each other? It’s like another layer applies itself…
Where Did I Go?
We at Big Ocean Women believe that it is our natural birthright to possess an innate ability to discern which actions will bring about the most good for us and…
Currents October 2021
There is a thought that gets shared around this time of year in northern areas with four seasons about how the leaves are about to show us how beautiful it…
Come From Away: 9/11 Takeaways 20 Years Later
Twenty years ago, the September 11 terrorist attacks diverted 38 flights to Gander, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada. Aircraft instruments, air traffic controllers, and pilots guided the planes to land at…
Let Go and Let God
This post was shared with permission from the author, Kallie Dalley Rally for Dalley Tomorrow it will be 1 year. 365 days since our world stopped spinning as we knew…
On the Gum Stuck to the Bottom of my Shoe
“The world is full of obvious things, which no one by chance ever observed” —Sherlock Holmes On Sunday evenings, my family goes for a walk. I am not sure when…
Becoming Enlightened by Tuning Out and Tuning In
Thomas Edison never invented a compass. It was one of the few things, perhaps, that he didn’t invent or improve. By the time he died in 1931, Thomas Edison had…
Feeling Complete
The virtue words don’t seem to be used in our conversations much today. In fact, use of the word virtue itself is quite uncommon. I come across those virtue words…
