Astrologer, published author, conference presenter, world traveler, founder & editor of Crone Chronicles: A Journal of Conscious Aging (1989-2001) , and founding visionary of Green Acres Permaculture Village (2010 to present).
Remember this experiment? This failed experiment? https://x.com/SamaHoole/status/2080246967712596474?s=61&t=aUBDiSUrvn0aSlRBtZx0wQ But isn’t that the point of an experiment, to see what else must be addressed in the next...
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Took an early morning 4-mile walk with Scampi on yesterday’s soon-to-be-sweltering day and came upon Elisha and Mere, out on the corner, weeding peppers. Asked...
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A local friend of mine asked if she could bring a friend of hers to our recently instituted — and unfortunately canceled for June —...
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Note: I forgot to publish this post yesterday. Humid high heat continues . . . plants continue to love it. Deer continue to eat gladiolas...
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Geez! Started walking to our local Bloomingfoods Co-op this morning (about a mile away) to get my weekly loaf of Muddy Fork’s great gluten free...
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I’ve just heard from Dave, the City Council member who introduced a resolution to stop AI here in Bloomington Indiana. https://www.youtube.com/@safeaiforever (I plan to listen...
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Yep. Epistemology is enjoying/enduring a meltdown. There seems to be no way to tell whether any bit, dot, “fact,” theory, hypotheses, data point, etc. is...
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First: I notice that my three posts referencing ticks (April 26-28) were relatively “unpopular” with readers. Does this mean that ticks have not yet arrived...
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Recent examples of the deep-seeking and wide-ranging posts each creates, both from May 2, 2026. Elizabeth NicksonHere’s how it starts: Unbekoming (for his...
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Note: Alt-Epistemology ebook here: https://tendrepress.com/alt-epistemology/ A number of conversations, both in groups, and one to one, have annoyed me recently. Or maybe I should...
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Scampi and I took a walk through the mile-long IU campus today (its eastern edge about 6 blocks from where I live) and I brought...
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This morning, as I set off for another weekly run of four mornings in a row on this blog, I was flummoxed. Couldn’t help but...
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Yesterday, on lift-off day (See posts for Monday and Tuesday), when I woke up this image came into my mind: of a flock of cardinals,...
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Note: See Monday and Tuesday posts. Hold on to your hats. This post will look technical, since I’m putting two astro charts inside it. Astrologers...
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Remember this? Yesterday evening was the long-awaiting event where I spoke in public about Green Acres Village. As I introduced myself to those present (about...
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Note: See yesterday’s post. Last night seems to have possibly signaled a crucial turning point in this current highly eruptive, first ever Uranus Return phase...
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I assumed that my supposedly three days each week “free” (from this blog) would likely be taken up with continuing cogitations . . . See...
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Yesterday, as I was thinking about personal implications of the fact that November 1 may signal the day to live on in infamy, meaning the...
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Friday late afternoon through Sunday late morning, I drove from Bloomington 55 minutes east on North State Road 67 to Sage Valley, a 17-acre eco-village...
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See last post. Well, I “got myself back together” overnight. Sorta. Kinda. Not easy to do when interruptive, volatile, crazy-making transit Uranus is still sitting...
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A part of me felt that maybe I should not have posted yesterday’s piece, questioning the reality of the Charlotte N.C. murder. Because the one...
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I’ve decided to spend some time, this lovely, sun-dappled morning, during which I have already taken my four mile walk plus watered the back yard...
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Unlike just about everybody I know, I don’t DO western medicine, except for Orthopedics (two broken wrists in last ten years), and, possibly, Emergency, (for...
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Before I begin this god-awful piece on the stinking corruption symbolized by the word “Epstein,” remember, in the memorable words of Zach Bush, M.D.:...
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Note: the “meaning” of any planet in one’s life is gleaned from the first experience of its cycle as a whole. Saturn, for example, with...
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Who would have known that my concentration as a doctoral student in philosophy at Boston University, way back between 1966 and 1972, namely EPISTEMOLOGY, would...
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Our Green Acres Permaculture Village garden this year is stupendous! Massive amounts of many different veggies. Never has it been this productive. Two shots from...
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After I published the last post, on Thursday May 22 (I’m taking Fridays through Sundays off, for the time being) my astute friend and astrologer...
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Here we are. May 1: Beltane! One of the four seasonal cross-quarter days, this one celebrates the fullness of Spring, nature’s and human fertility. I...
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Researching for this post, I searched duck duck go this morning, for answer to “blackouts occurred recently in Spain and where else and for how...
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On a downtown street yesterday evening, on my way to the Brownstone Institute Midwest Supper Club held here in Bloomington, once again very much looking...
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In this first-ever-since-the-U.S.-Civil-War Neptune in Aries season, Have you noticed? It’s crucial to remain centered, no matter what? Who knows what will rush down the...
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Please realize: No matter what I put up at any point in this blog, it’s provisional, speculative, a scattering of shots in the dark. WHO...
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While I’m not at all convinced that the various interconnected parts of the onrolling totalitarian takeover Cudenec depicts will actually succeed (nor is he), given...
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Oops! I thought I actually posted this piece yesterday. It turns out, NOT. So everything I say here will be one day late . ....
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While walking the two miles downtown to Lennie’s at 6 PM, heading for the launch of the Brownstone Institute’s Midwest Supper Club, I felt invigorated,...
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I’ve long enjoyed the immensely sensible, even-handed essays by Jeffrey Tucker, the founder, president, editor, and author of the Brownstone Institute. For example, this, from...
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Oops! The paragraphs in italics that follow the first three paragraphs of this post were in draft form yesterday, but then my computer glitched and...
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The mushrooms spoke to me . . .” Twenty five years ago, Terrence McKenna foretold what appears, in the main, at least “in the...
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See Saturday’s post. Yesterday’s daytime screen fast was mostly successful, though I did have to check twice on emails. In fact, almost immediately I felt...
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I’m still deep in the contentious local drama that pits the integrity and sanctity of my historic neighborhood of affordable small homes against the so-called...
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In these days, when human beings are encouraged to lift off the earth, even when walking down the street, watching our phone rather than our...
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The Bloomington Historic Commission meets at 5 PM today, August 12, to decide whether or not to send our Application to preserve Green Acres Neighborhood...
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Yesterday, friend Dan, who lived here in this house for four years, and the another year in the third house (of Green Acres Permaculture Village),...
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‘Twas walking down the street with puppy Shadow this morning when I came across Enaba, about ready to get in her car. She lives...
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Having been prompted internally to use the title above — yes, weird! — I looked up the meaning of both dilly dally and shilly shally,...
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1/1/2024: FIRST NEW POST IN FIVE MONTHS! Meanwhile, I remain dedicated to my archival/recapitulation project, and might call it “I, Sagittarius,” with my double-Sagittarian astro...
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My amaryllis, Matilda, after bulging for what, ten days? bloomed overnight. Bloomed during the longest night of the year. Here she is at dawn....
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This will be my last post until (probably) Friday, December 22rd. During the interim I am going on a three day break (Dec 18-20)...
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Back in the early ’80s, I was living in a 20-foot diameter yurt in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, directly across from the Tetons. As you can...
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Wikipedia: One Australian journalist identified the purpose of ARC as follows: “to replace a sense of division and drift within conservatism, and Western society at...
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Note the caveat, “appears.” Not quite 48 hours yet. See below. Post-Thanksgiving Vigil, i.e., reverberating drama/trauma, over. SO OVER! I watched 15-year-old puppy Shadow closely...
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For the nervous wreck part, please read the post I just put up on son Colin’s caring bridge site — cuz I sure don’t want to...
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Besides the alien card, there’s the climate change card, or, maybe, both? Either one aims to “unite” the global population under centralized, totalitarian control,...
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Giving me plenty of food for thought to chew on while weeding. As usual. I first discovered this unusually deep and broad thinker...
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If ever there was an archetypal (anti)hero who recognized, precisely articulated, and spelled out the dire civilizational consequences of unbridled technology it was Ted...
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The push to decriminalize psychedelics and other non-pharmaceutical drugs, including even “weed,” means that we have to be even more aware of our own...
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Amazingly enough, I “forgot” that yesterday was Beltane Eve when I posted a decidedly Beltane-ish post. https://annkreilkamp.net/2023/04/30/green-acres-village-spring-is-sprung/ This morning, a friend of mine reminded...
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Let’s start with the last item mentioned. And here’s why! This week we have taken out the larger baby plants to “harden off” them outside....
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Yesterday, on our morning walk, puppy Shadow and I were fortunate to be accompanied by Dan, an old friend and former Green Acres Village...
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Work Party Saturday: We Make an Abrupt U-Turn, and Yet Another One, Spiralling into Quiet Joy . . . Sorry folks, cannot upload images to...
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I look at my own life, and none of the scary stuff we’re told about is obvious; daily routines continue as usual. Work parties...
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As we sink into winter in our little Green Acres Permaculture Village, a three-home holding interlaced with gardens, paths, patio, chicken house, greenhouse,...
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https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2022/11/must-watch-man-unloads-maricopa-county-board-supervisors-cancer-tearing-nation-apart/?utm_source=Email&utm_medium=the-gateway-pundit&utm_campaign=dailyam&utm_content=2022-11-18 The steal, this time, was so blatant that my optimistic Sagittarian self assumes it must be the final rub-in-your-face to the still...
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If you’re like me, then you have trouble falling asleep unless you are listening to “the news” of some kind. (Weird, I know.) My...
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Garden Work continues. I especially love this photo of Joseph, using a machete to hack back the bambooish stalk thicket that springs up every year...
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Laura Bruno does a fine job delineating the possibilities within this New Moon. Remember, New Moons are seeds of new beginnings. Couple this with my...
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This is a follow-up to yesterday’s post, and Michael Driver does a great job in delineating what it means to be actually, purposefully, FREE. It...
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I had nearly forgotten about Chris Hedges, the extraordinarily passionate and articulate author whom I first came across during the Occupy movement. Can you believe?...
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Way back in the spring of 2020, when the so-called “pandemic” had just been declared, and the entire global population seemed to have locked down...
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I remember seeing three surprise lilies (aka “naked ladies,” “resurrection lilies”) last summer right by the steps of my front porch. Was enchanted, the way...
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I remember riding as a backseat hitchhiker in San Francisco, late 1973. The driver was kvetching about the cost of gas. The front seat passenger,...
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Everything dysfunctional, whether planned or not, in our current dystopian reality is surfacing more and more, to the point where systems, held in place...
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Note: See yesterday’s post. Oops! I stand corrected. The explosion did occur at 4:03:33 AM. Got it? NOT 3:33; 4:03:33. Mea culpa. Which confirms the...
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Way back in March 2022, Cynthia, a FIC host at the Foundation for Intentional Community, invited me, as founder of Green Acres Permaculture Village, to...
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Yesterday, I took the car to the grocery store. Just too damn hot to walk in late afternoon (94° temp, 105° heat index). Indiana sits...
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And . . . I just noticed this remarkable planetary combination! Actually, I had a sneaking suspicion that Mercury turned to go direct today, from...
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If you’re like me, you’ve long recognized that the toxic combination of monocultured, pesticided, genetically modified corn, soy, wheat and other grains that get “processed”...
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I don’t know. Did I already mention that last night’s Scorpio/Taurus Full Moon/Total Lunar Eclipse sat right on my own Moon at 23° Taurus? (Unfortunately,...
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In the midst of what appears to be universal despair — especially that the clownish Buyden administration would do anything, anything, to begin to get...
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Confession. It’s getting more difficult for me to “hold my tongue.” In fact, I’ve failed on several occasions in the past 18 hours, one of...
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Yesterday morning, Marita and I worked to get both kudzu (Invasive Plant that Ate the South) and eunymous (native to Asia, invasive “winter creeper” here)...
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This past week, apparently, without any of us in Green Acres Permaculture Village realizing it, right across from the Overhill kitchen window a mourning dove...
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This past Saturday: Burning Couch Music Festival, five doors down from Green Acres Permaculture Village . . . Hold on, friends, this is a long...
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I have exciting news to share with you tomorrow, re: a current event that suddenly softened the long-entrenched town/gown polarity here in Bloomington, Indiana. Meanwhile,...
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One of our GAPV residents told me this morning of a recent dream in which a blue, yellow, and white backdrop was waving behind a...
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Early April. While we slave over our edible annuals, nursing them along in our greenhouses — — just outside, dandelions, “the most widespread and...
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Yesterday afternoon I got a call from Hugh Farrell, our local impresario who focuses on utilizing alternative legal structures to create and transform habitations that...
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I took over the responsibility of writing posts for the Green Acres Permaculture Village website, on which I’ve posted five or six times on Sundays,...
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Do you realize that both during World War I, with “War Gardens” — https://communityofgardens.si.edu/exhibits/show/historycommunitygardens/wartimegardens — and during World War II, with “Victory Gardens,” — which,...
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Add these up: supply line interruptions, most fertilizer and 30% of world’s wheat no longer coming from Russia, plus massive inflation affecting food and transport...
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This feels like an “end of winter” post, when everything’s melting down and we don’t know what is what. None of the old structures, visible...
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First Week March: repotting seedlings, fixing garage, blueberries and bluebells (with chicken) Powered by ann.kreilkamp
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Though I promised myself I’d take Sundays off from posting on this site, I do want to let you know that our greenacresvillage.org site, which...
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So many 2’s! My own birth path is a “master number” 11, which reduces to a 2 — and after many decades I’m well aware...
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Why do I say this? Hopefully, by the end of this blog post you will know. First, here’s the Full Moon chart, set for the...
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Fauci Given that the fear porn that drove the “pandemic” is now being exposed on many levels and by many sources as a tissue of...
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I want to thank both Charles Eisenstein and Paul Kingsnorth for this illuminating discussion. Though I’m tempted to say “pandemic as a prison,” the...
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Reverberations from Trump’s recent and ongoing remarks on the “vaccines” continue, as those with complex, layered perspectives put out commentary that to me, makes a...
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One’s “solar return” will be either on the same day as or the day prior to one’s official birthday. In my case, birthday is December...
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Looking back on my long life, I notice that it has been governed by two seemingly diametrically opposed Big Ideas. The first felt decidedly negative:...
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December 7, 1941, 80 years ago today, the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor and ignited the entrance of the U.S. into World War II. Most of...
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coreysdigs.com/solutions Five Ways to Financial Security While Building Thriving Communities Outside the System Reminder oh you other outsiders, LAF meditation tomorrow morning 8 am, your...
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An old friend, Janet, now located in South America, and I got together again over the phone for our weekly Sunday 8 AM (your time...
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I have not watched either of these yet, but I will! Pant pant! The first, an interview with whistleblower and medical analyst Karen Kingston who...
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Wild. I posted a chart and interpretation for the Arizona Audit report yesterday, and then forgot this morning, that it was set for 1 pm...
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”And you? My teacher looked up, his left eyebrow arched, pencil poised. 'I want to do a paper on the concept of time.’” I mumbled, timidly. 'Time?' He sniffed. “I wouldn’t touch the subject. Too difficult.” — AK, 1967
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Astrologer, published author, conference presenter, world traveler, founder & editor of Crone Chronicles: A Journal of Conscious Aging (1989-2001) , and founding visionary of Green Acres Permaculture Village (2010 to present).
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