Entrepreneur, writer, mother, grandmother, foster mother, yogini, world traveler, Web3 enthusiast.
When Replacement Theory Fails
Every once in a while I get a message from the universe about interconnection. Our interconnectedness. The interconnectedness of nations, and indeed the interconnectedness of all things. The Buddhists, my inspiration for this theory (which was later corroborated by quantum physics), knew this 5000 years ago. But we are fighting wars because we refuse to look at the planet, the world, and our lives, as interconnected systems as our Native American ancestors did. The Native Americans believe th...
When Replacement Theory Fails
Every once in a while I get a message from the universe about interconnection. Our interconnectedness. The interconnectedness of nations, and indeed the interconnectedness of all things. The Buddhists, my inspiration for this theory (which was later corroborated by quantum physics), knew this 5000 years ago. But we are fighting wars because we refuse to look at the planet, the world, and our lives, as interconnected systems as our Native American ancestors did. The Native Americans believe th...
A Little Piece of History
I began working during the Mad Men era, and because I am still working, I’ve seen a lot of changes in America between the 1940s, the earliest time I really remember, and the present. The best thing that ever happened to me was my education, although it’s amazing how few of its details I can remember. I went to New York City public schools after World War II, when they were the guaranteed route for upward mobility, especially for the Jewish population that valued them. My parents believed in e...
A Little Piece of History
I began working during the Mad Men era, and because I am still working, I’ve seen a lot of changes in America between the 1940s, the earliest time I really remember, and the present. The best thing that ever happened to me was my education, although it’s amazing how few of its details I can remember. I went to New York City public schools after World War II, when they were the guaranteed route for upward mobility, especially for the Jewish population that valued them. My parents believed in e...
