Author Archives: mcallister

Stardust

Posted on November 1, 2009 by mcallister

On a warm evening in summer, under a clear sky I was outdoors looking up at the sky, and turned my attention to how the stars were speaking to me. Opening to feeling how their light was reflected in my … Continue reading →

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Sunshine Daydream

Posted on October 15, 2009 by mcallister

Its a beautiful warm summer afternoon. We’re in mid October now, so the sun isn’t too hot, but the sky is deep blue, with a few clouds drifting through on lite breezes. Since it is October and we’ve had our … Continue reading →

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Which Voices Do You Listen To?

Posted on October 1, 2009 by mcallister

When you’re listening to the radio and something comes on that you don’t like, you change the station. Maybe its a song that doesn’t feel good today, or a program, or perhaps (if someone has been playing with your tuner) … Continue reading →

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The Glass is Half Full

Posted on September 15, 2009 by mcallister

by Alan McAllister, CCHt PhD-phys In the sciences I was trained to identify the problem and solve it. This type of thinking runs throughout western culture in general; medicine, engineering, raising kids, or even dealing with ourselves. It takes the … Continue reading →

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Walking Through Fear

Posted on September 1, 2009 by mcallister

Courage is not being fearless, it is acknowledging your fear walking ahead anyway. When I was in graduate school homework usually consisted of problem sets. Sometimes I would procrastinate one as long as I could. The longer I waited the … Continue reading →

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