Notes on life, philosophy, and medicine

Woke up at midnight to the stirring of our new pack member - I have officially joined dog moms/dads in their incredible love for our four legged domesticated animals - it’s been fun with joyous gratitude the day she gave us a near solid 8 hrs; it is like having a child on speed dial. I’m thankful that her real dog mom and breeder cared for the first 8 weeks- I wonder what that was like… Anyway digressing, I’m listening to Sapiens by Yuval Harari and am now into the 2nd or 3rd hour and realize why it is a NYTimes best seller - such a revolutionary way of thinking and analyzing history of our human species and its “humanity.”  it sets the context for our complex dissatisfaction with the world as it stands today and how humans through micro changes over time have dug us without thoughtful consideration to a brighter future into a great big ditch - and finding our way back into the future is terribly challenging.  As for me and you here and now perhaps we can leave the world a little bette

Bora bora: At the first sight of sun light over mountaintops, what was once dark reveals the most ethereal blue hues and the signs of depth shines just below the surface which is not hidden if one cares to look. Within your body lies another world full of treasures and colors unbeknownst to just the passerby yet it was not meant for that, but rather to be uncovered and even explored. Your body is a reflection of all bodies. If we can listen, preserve then we can learn, cherish.