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INTUITION and IMAGINATION
One thing that life continues to teach me – sometimes gently, sometimes like it is trying to get my attention with a frying pan - in that “intuition and imagination” are two of the most reliable guides we have. This does not refer to the small stuff, but for the...
WHEN YOUR LIFE’S RESUME DIES
I have noticed recently that the lecture halls of local Colleges and Universities are rapidly filling with aging...
GREAT ADVENTURES
I once told a friend that the secret to life was in orchestrating great adventures. The art of creating events...
BEING PRESENT
I have been told that spiritual voyages produce strange occurrences. That our thinking adjusts as we unbend what we...
IMAGINE YOUR QUESTIONS
Everyone has silent flaws. We are personally aware of them, but knowingly hide these weaknesses from others. Mine is...
SEARCHING for WISDOM
We live in unsettled times. I am not just talking about the confusing partisan issues that incessantly fill our living...
The Big Mistake
There are moments in our lives that we both fear to relive and/or long to repeat. Unfortunately, time prevents a...
BRILLIANT SANITY
It has been more than two years since I have visited a monastery and gained an insightful experience. Regrettably, my...
FAKE or FACT
Where is the line between what is real and what is imagined or unconventional? One might think that should be a simple...
Overcoming Writer’s Block
Have I forgotten how to write? Has my imagination shut down? Have I stopped thinking about how writing about the world...
INTERBEING ~ We Exist Because of Everything Else
I have recently finished publishing my latest manuscript – The Afterlife Experience. When I arrive at this stage,...
About Bud Megargee
Bud Megargee is a former senior behavioral healthcare executive; a Washington, DC., healthcare lobbyist; and an independently published, best-selling and award-winning author. He began writing after exploring Eastern philosophy and alternative medicine techniques in the professional treatment of emotional challenges at a Taiwanese Buddhist monastery.