Tuesday, December 21, 2004



Even in the deepest of the long dark nights a spark of light remains to keep the promise of life renewed. Winter solstice, marking the beginning of the harshest weather of winter also marks the addition of sunlight daily even if only a minute or two per day. Irregardless of the actual birth of Christ, the symbolical Christmas occurs at this time to encourage us to hold onto the light. The overblown commercial aspect of the season could be viewed as the paramita of generosity come to life at least for the duration of the season.

I heard a reggae type song on NPR the other evening chanting in reggae rhythm, "All I want for Christmas is more consciousness." That is what I want for myself, for you and for the World.



Text © 2004 Mona E. Dunn

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