Walking Together in Solidarity and Solitude - Hobgood, Charles
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Next Generation Planetary fitness Issues like Covid-19 and global warming Calling the next generation To be one choir Singing, "We Shall Overcome" Walking together in solidarity and solitude Know we are all descends from cosmic stardust Wrapped in love for each other and the earth. This poetry is designed to open your inner mystic, a bridge between our deep longings and the present moment. A path connecting our solitude with membership in community helping to create solidarity. A stimulus to ask new questions of ourselves and are fellow travelers, sustaining and deepening our intuitive and…mehr

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Next Generation Planetary fitness Issues like Covid-19 and global warming Calling the next generation To be one choir Singing, "We Shall Overcome" Walking together in solidarity and solitude Know we are all descends from cosmic stardust Wrapped in love for each other and the earth. This poetry is designed to open your inner mystic, a bridge between our deep longings and the present moment. A path connecting our solitude with membership in community helping to create solidarity. A stimulus to ask new questions of ourselves and are fellow travelers, sustaining and deepening our intuitive and spiritual journey. Hopefully these writings like a day at the beach will open us to hear what the surf is saying to the sand. What our hearts are saying to our heads!
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"Hobs", is a retired faculty from Defiance College who taught social work and psychology. His first book, Finding Comfort in Uncertainty, was published in 2016 by Authorhouse. He had a mental health practice for thirty years in both public and private settings. He has conducted numerous retreats and workshops in the area of spiritual growth. He enjoys writing and walking with his dog, Emerson in the woods along with his wife of fifty-four years, Marabeth.