• Conversations June 4, 2010

    Friday, June 4, 2010 6:30 AM, and a little groggy. I ate too much, stayed up a little too late, and I can see that I would feel better if sometime I had taken a little walk. Plus my right knee hurts and is stiff for no discernible reason. (Papa’s knee?) But — onward! Good…

  • Conversations June 5, 2010

    Saturday, June 5, 2010 6 AM. I am still reading Reynolds, Papa, getting toward the end of The Paris Years, and while he is very good as a recorder of your life, and seems to be appreciative of your work as it changed our literature, I don’t get the sense that he knows the kind…

  • The Art Of Jumping Time Lines

    For 20 years, my friend Paul Blakey has been measuring his life according to the Dreamspell calendar rather than the Gregorian calendar, with, he says, life-changing effects. After I sent around a Hathor message, Paul wrote, “I’ve been tracking Tom Kenyon for some time, and listening to his music which I find most evocative, so…

  • Conversations June 6, 2010

    Sunday, June 6, 2010 All right, it’s about 5 AM. Anybody up besides me? What shall we talk about? You’ll notice that the first question, being rhetorical, couldn’t receive response, and the second, being direct and pointed, can. This is so in general, communicating between the worlds as people say, or between the sides as…

  • Conversations June 7, 2010

    Monday, June 7, 2010 6:45 AM. Good morning, Papa. And Dr. Jung and any others who are participating. Who’s up? [EH] Let’s keep going while we are going well. Okay with me, to put it mildly. This talk of individuals as being more like communities has not been for the purpose of filling time. The…

  • Papa Hemingway on living writing

    In going through previous entries, I found this which I thought was wonderfully evocative. It came via ILC (Intuitive Linked Communication), so of course there is nothing to back it up but whether it resonates. But — read it!

  • Conversations June 8, 2010

    Tuesday, June 8, 2010 6:15 AM. Yesterday mid-day I was sitting at the kitchen counter, reading the end of [Reynolds’] The Homecoming, when an impulse to pick up journal and pen resulted in the day’s second entry — to my delight. A nice gift, Papa, and already two people from my little list e-mailed me…

  • Conversations June 10, 2010

    Thursday, June 10, 2010 6 AM. All right, here we are again. In the time since we left off, not only have you done two days’ worth of reading — ignoring any other way of doing something other than this, however — but you received, last night, a phone call from your friend Jon asking…

  • Conversations June 11, 2010

    Friday, June 11, 2010 5 AM. Last night, yielding to an impulse that yet wasn’t entirely an impulse, I watched the first half of “Schindler’s List.” I had bought the video sometime ago, secondhand, for a few dollars, but hadn’t ever watched it. (I’d seen the film years ago when it came out.) For the…

  • Conversations June 12, 2010

    Saturday, June 12, 2010 6 AM. So, my friends. Between finishing “Schindler’s List” and reading of the first year of the Civil War in Allan Nevins’ masterful work, and preparing my talk for tomorrow — today, now — I had quite a day. But the high point has come to be sitting down at sunrise,…