Posts by Linda Marsanico

As I sat in The Field one day during the first week in December, the weather in Sedona was rainy and gray. It lasted all morning, and was conducive to my task of re-editing my writing. I could still view the beautiful red rocks in the distance. I had planned a healing session with Quan…

“It’s easier than ever to jump for joy.” (Quan Yin through Laura Lizak) So why don’t we? we don’t know how we throw ourselves into one of the ‘isms: work, alcohol, etc. we add suffering to our pain we’re afraid Any of these non-joyful responses keep us embedded in a kind of dulled experience because…

Once again I am sitting in The Field (See blog, June…), one of my all time favorite coffee joints, restaurants in Sedona. It is very cold. After all, it is the first week in December. What do I expect? This is my first late Fall trip, and I love the crisp cold, the rain which…

Fall is an enjoyable season in New York. As my eyes take in the colors, I feel comforted and happy: November encompasses my birthday, and my favorite holiday, Thanksgiving. On a recent weekend, I found myself engaged in a seemingly routine, even mundane task. My clothes were washing and drying as I ‘puttered’ (my favorite…