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Monday Morning Memo

The WizardSword was Invisible
and the rabbit hole was an
updated look at the new tower
on the campus of Wizard Academy.

Are you ready to make 2010 your best year ever?

A Calendar of Kings

They endured a season
Of ice and silver swans.

Delicately the horses
Grazed among the snowdrops.

They traded for fish, wind
Fell upon crested waters.

Along their track
Daffodils lit a thousand tapers.

They slept among dews.
A dawn lark broke their dream.

For them, at solstice
The chalice of the sun spilled over.

The star was lost.
They rode between burnished hills.

A fiddle at a fair
Compelled the feet of harvesters.

A glim on their darkling road.
The star! It was their star.

In a sea village
Children brought apples to the horses.

They lit fires
By the carved stones of the dead.

A midwinter inn.
Here they unload their treasures.

– George Mackay Brown
1921-1996, of Scotland

 

 

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“Perceptual Reality is the reality that exists in your mind but has no place in the physical world. Friendship and trust are perceptual realities. You can see evidence of them in physical reality, but they, themselves, exist only in the mind. Likewise, your opinions and your moods are perceptual realities – fully real – but they have no physical form in objective reality.

Objective reality does not change. Your perceptions do not alter it. Objective reality is the same for us all, though we live mostly alone in our private, perceptual realities. Our relationships with one another exist in the space where our perceptions overlap or contradict each other.
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- Roy H. Williams, from the Magical Worlds Communications Workshop of Wizard Academy

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