Mental Health

The whole reason that I wrote this lengthy article was actually unknown to me at the time that I started the writing and even, to some degree, throughout the days that I was writing it. One of the reasons, I can now say in retrospect, was for me to get clear on what had occurred

Some Background … When I left Kansas City on January 8, 2005, I did so with a great amount of trepidation enhanced by doubt. I was at the same time sure that it was the right thing to do. Perhaps that was because from a 3D point of view it was nuts while from a

Author’s note: This article will be easier to follow if you first read Walking in the Dark. Which came first, depression or this longing to just die and get out of this place? Hard to say, as both have been with me as long as I can remember. But before I get into all that

Walking near the water along a wide, white sandy beach in Huntington Beach, California. I’m in no hurry with no place to go or any need to be anywhere. It’s where I have found myself each and every morning for weeks. I was born and raised in California … it’s my home and I love

Depression as a topic has taken up countless pages of print, countless hours of research and discussion, and countless hours of treatment and diagnosis. In recent years it has received much media attention and has been attacked by an onslaught of new drugs. But until a higher perspective is introduced, no real solution will be