It’s Super Tuesday, my day to vote.  I treat this day with reverence, give space to a process that brings forth differing viewpoints, as compromise requires us to come together to choose a leader who holds the center for whirling points of view.  

I’m still going through books to give away.  Today I give a last look to A Joseph Campbell Companion, consider my own midlife call to journey, my call to “air out the fairy tale” with which I was raised.

I embrace these words.

A bit of advice

given to a young Native American

at the time of his initiation:

“As you go the way of life,

you will see a great chasm.

Jump.

It is not as wide as you think.”