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Summer 2017, Issue #88
Who Do We Owe?
By Abraham Entin
The question of debt has emerged as the defining issue of our era. Whether it is students entering their lives burdened by unpayable loans, or countries being called upon to adopt austerity policies that cripple their populations, we all seem to be sharing the plight of the coal miner described in “Sixteen Tons”—to work hard all our lives and die in debt.
Our debts are unpayable. There is much more debt in the world than there is money; and in our system, money is created by debt
Go Play
By Nancy Blanning
My memories from childhood often recall my mother saying “Go play.” To us that usually meant to go outside, find a neighborhood child or two, and figure out what to do. There were a few essential toys: a doll or two, a truck, a bicycle, roller skates (the metal kind that clamped onto the toe of our substantial Buster Brown shoes); and Mother’s high heels or Father’s heavy leather shoes for clumpy-walking dress-up.
From the LILIBLOG: Mindful of Breath
By Heather Grace Mackenzie
The breath is one of the most powerful balancers and something that we can come home to in each and every moment. A microcosm of the cycle of life, our breath is with us from the moment we take our first breath until the moment we return home to Source.
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