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John Sugar cruising in his corvette

Los Angeles. A missing girl. A private detective in a dark suit behind the wheel of a vintage Corvette.   His name is John Sugar. He

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Oh what a beautiful morning

September has a sound.   There are fewer cicadas at night. Some birds leave while others pass through on their way south. Leaves begin to dry,

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You see her across the room. You know her. You remember where you met. You remember that her husband is named Bob, that they

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The first signs of fall usually arrive before the school buses do. Back-to-school commercials on every channel and stream. Halloween candy in the drugstore

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The sands of the Peace Labyrinth at the Alto Vista Chapel in Aruba.

William Blake found a world in a grain of sand. Across spiritual traditions and modern psychology, the smallest things can reveal something much larger

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A trip to infinity

Infinity is easy enough to name and nearly impossible to comprehend. The Netflix documentary A Trip to Infinity takes us from an impossible hotel

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Marcel Proust with tea and a madeleine beside a modern Paris café filled with readers of different ages, connecting past and present.

Memory, faith, doubt, regret, imagination and earlier versions of ourselves all inhabit the life within. What can Proust, spiritual traditions and psychology teach us

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Old tree with exposed roots growing around rocks, illustrating resilience and strength through adversity.

What happens when the strength we expected to have is gone? The Finnish concept of sisu offers a surprising way to think about perseverance,

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Older adult enjoying a simple, peaceful moment, reflecting the idea of having enough in later life.

Henry David Thoreau went to Walden asking how much a person really needs. In later life, the question “What is enough?” can reach far

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A mature man sits reading a book along a quiet, deserted shoreline, reflecting on how familiar words can take on new meaning with time.

Some books are read once and set aside. Others seem to wait patiently for us.   The words remain exactly as they were, yet something has

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