October 23, 2017, Prescott-
Tomorrow, I will write at length about two parts of New Mexico,
but for now, I am content to set my boundaries here, in this room.
Some day, I will likely balance my time between a beautiful little family
and my larger worldwide family,
but for now, I will tend to the needs of my students and team mates.
Some day, I will be comfortable in the large group of people,
who have recognized the Presence of Baha’u’llah,
but for now, I am patient with my friends who are a bit skittish
about the beliefs I am sharing.
Some day, I will see the world, from a mountain redoubt,
but for now, I am happy to have that world close at hand.
A Sagittarian Seeker 
The theme stated a different place… then “but for now”. A b side Stephen bishop song brought to a wider audience via Phil Collins with marilyn Martin. “Some day I might find myself looking in your eyes. But, for now, we’ll go on living ‘separate lives'”
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Separation, among true friends, is always only temporary.
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I respect and support your path, my friend, even if we do not always share the same views. When we raise our own light high, which everyone possesses uniquely, it may cause some to squint or look away.
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No two people always share the same views. I have enjoyed your support, for several years now, Mark. The converse is also true.
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Thanks, Gary.
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Nice poem, Gary. I like the words you chose.
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Thank you, Judy.
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Those who embrace the present and anticipate the future are able to really live as compared to the many stuck reliving the past and expending all their energies trying to rewrite history. You are an example of living well in the now!
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Thanks so much, Val. There is nothing, indeed, to be gained by living in the golden days of yesteryear.
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