Posts by Linda Marsanico

With a sense of freedom that a day without commitments can bring, I set out to do a number of errands in Brooklyn and Manhattan last Wednesday. Off I went to Atlas Bank on Fifth Avenue (21st St.) to make a deposit, planning to take the F train at the Bartel Pritchard Square (15th Street)…

Some Buddhists embrace chaos and become one with it. This seems like a variation on the theme of connectedness. (Let’s remember, we are all connected…) In last week’s blog I wrote about feeling more lucid after I found compassion for myself, Oscar and the would-be hackers. My inner clarity was reflected outside of me as…

I am a changed woman. After reaching compassion for Oscar, myself and the would-be-hackers (the subject of my blog of October 28) I feel different…more clear…more present. Let me explain. A few days after this incident, getting off the F train at the Broadway/Lafayette station, walking along Houston, left on Broadway and right to Prince,…

Tuesday, October 29th was the first anniversary of super storm Sandy which devastated so many communities along the Atlantic Coastline. That Tuesday was a day I will remember, like the day John F. Kennedy was assassinated (see blog dated June 24th), and September 11, 2001. I remember where I was, and what I felt upon…