One more week out for Journey Without Distance

Good evening. This is an update for listeners of Journey Without Distance, my Course in Miracles podcast.

View from the ferry to Block Island as it leaves the Port of Galilee.

Good evening,

Thanks everyone for your words of empathy and encouragement. I’ll be taking another week out from Journey Without Distance, and making it a light writing week for Planet Waves. The horoscope is done and in production; I will have at least that much for my subscribers.

After everything was taken care of re. Jonah early last week (I kept him at home for a few days, in case he was still oriented on his body), I headed straight for the ocean, and ended up in Rhode Island. While I stayed on the mainland, I made two trips to Block Island. I only knew of its existence from listening to National Weather Service radio (162.55 mhz) as a kid, where the conditions, temperature and tides were reported regularly.

Block Island is a small island located about 15 miles east of where I usually take to the sea, in Montauk, New York.

The photo above is a view of the jetty enclosing the harbor at the Port of Galilee on the one-hour trip out.

Below is one more shot — Southeast Lighthouse (built in 1873), which was moved back from the cliffside in 1993. It was in danger of falling off the Mohegan Bluffs on the southeast side of the island due to extreme and ongoing erosion.

At the same time, the other side of the island is gradually getting larger, which is to say that the island (of about 10 square miles) is slowly moving.

Photo by Eric Francis.

Thanks for tuning in.

I’ll have more information about the Somewhere In Between pre-sale phase later in the week. Thanks to all those who purchased private sessions with your annual readings. More options are coming.

With love,

Jonah’s nest, with his personal humidifier and nighttime water bowl (a ceramic cup) — and a few of his favorite books about aviation. My bed is to the right.