Thaumatology

Sometimes, when I go jogging, I meditate on the uncommon Positive Word of the Day posted on my Positive Word Facebook Page. Today that word was “Thaumatology – the study of miracles” which I combined with the thought of ‘Thaumaturgy‘; the creation of miracles, because if it’s not created it’s not there to be studied. […]

Thaumatology – The Study of miracles

Most recorded miracles appear to occur within the Catholic and Indian faiths. One observation is that both Catholic and Indian belief systems have a, perhaps softer, more loving, and often less-punitive female deity.  Female deities birth more miracles via love. Nature is often regarded as a basis for verifying the miraculous, most often citing birth. […]

Good-bye

As Cynthia declined from cancer I watched her say good-bye to many things one by one and know that, with advancing age, we’ll all have to do that. I’ve had some setbacks in my physiotherapy and am limping again today. I don’t yet know if I’ll ever be able to run again, haven’t tried yet, […]

Argus-eyed

Ever since my weather altering experience 5 years ago that related to flying with swallows the next day I’ve been experimenting, while jogging, with taking positive words and adding to the thought of them the inherent heart, lung, and limb pumping emotional drive inherent to running in natural environments. I’m recording them here in my […]

My Father’s Garden

My Fathers’ garden, like every garden, was full of miracles. By Father I mean my two Fathers; corporal and Heavenly. Gardens were more alive in my neck of the rain forest when I was a boy in late 50’s, early 60’s, prolific with bees, insects, (incl., once, an enormous, 9-inch, blue butterfly), garter snakes, and […]

Running Rhapsodic

The fact that I’ve been compiling a book recently has resulted in the dereliction of some other duties including writing a blog post here every now and then. The book is currently awaiting wifely editing and so I have time to catch up with the blog while enjoying revelry in the memory of an extraordinary […]

Beautiful Spring and Easter Vocabulary

    Easter… …means more than just ‘Further to the East’. Easter Vocabulary Includes Spring Words © Systemagic Productions ADJECTIVES A. Abloom, Abounding, Abundant, Active, Adorable, Adoring, Agapeistic, Aesthetical, Airy, Alive, Amaranthine, Ameliorative, Amelioratory, Annual, Anointed, Anthophilous, Aromatic, Ascendant, Ascending, Awakening, Awesome B. Benedictive, Benedictory, Beyond compare, Biblical, Biophilic, Blessed, Blooming, Blossoming, Bounding, Bounteous, Bountiful, Breezy, Bright, Brimming, […]