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Category Archives: Curiosity

New Website – The Curious Writer

Tuesday, November 30, 2010

I’ve got a new home on the Web: Grace Kerina – The Curious Writer. You’ll find articles, recommendations, and examples about following curiosity to find passion and insight.
Most of this year has been spent musing in various ways about my trajectory and what I’d like it to be. The new website is one of the [...]

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Inner Dialogues

Tuesday, April 13, 2010

More than a year ago I wrote an article on writing out conversations between myself and the wiser part of me – “Conversations Between Me and U.” The tool of having dialogues with myself has been so useful, and in such surprising ways, that I want to tell you how it’s evolved.
While exploring Lora Sasiela’s [...]

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A Bespoke Life

Tuesday, March 2, 2010

What’s it like to wear a bespoke suit, a suit custom-made to fit me and only me? I want a life like that. I want a plan, a pattern, a path that takes into consideration all the weird, unruly, shocking, steadfast little and big things that combine to shape me. But how?

“The word bespoke itself [...]

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Visions of Success

Tuesday, December 1, 2009

It’s easy to fall into step behind someone else’s vision of success.
The lifting strut of the popular mayor as he chats his way through his kingdom. The long line-up in front of the restaurant where the five-star chef concocts her masterpieces. The buzz. The fame. The crowds. The face on the billboard.
If I’m honest with [...]

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Where Science Meets Spirit

Tuesday, November 17, 2009

While doing online research for upcoming posts in my 5 Senses series, I came across The Archives of Scientists’ Transcendent Experiences (TASTE).
Created by Charles T. Tart, one of the founders of Transpersonal Psychology, TASTE provides sceintists with a way to give voice to their unusual experiences with the transcendent in a way that preserves their [...]

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