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October 2022: Ray Hemachandra and Nicholas Hemachandra at the parklet in Asheville, North Carolina, at the Center for Craft, created in conjunction with the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians.

You’re My Son

My son Nicholas is autistic, and he has echolalia. But what he says in repeated speech can carry as much meaning—and sometimes even more feeling—as the “right” words.

adults with autism, autism, autism acceptance, Love, son

Love in the Time of Segregation and Discrimination

I came upon a box of a few dozen random—utterly random—photographs yesterday: family photos in NYC from a half-century before … More

blackness, gay marriage, gay men, interracial, LGBTQIA, Love, race

Remembering My Aunt Hattie

Sometime after her sister, my mother, died and before her Alzheimer’s developed to the point she didn’t recognize or know … More

alzheimer's, family, Love

The Four Chambers: Love, Life, Lust, and Loss, for Autistics Just Like Everyone Else

I’ve been thinking a lot about joy lately, and especially about how the same experience or circumstance or day or … More

ASD, autism, falling in love, friendship, joy, life, loss, Love, lust, romantic love, the four chambers

Come Fly with Me: Angels Cheer

I am 47 years old. I turn 48 late this month. I haven’t been someone who has ever given too … More

aging, birthday, birthdays, Byron Katie, community, family, happiness, happy birthday, Love, middle age, perception, reinvention, relationship, relationships

Do you love?

Do we love? Do we love another person less because he or she happened to be born in another country … More

differences, groups, Love, nationalism

Jonathan Goldman on the highest intention of sound healing: love

Ray: What would you most like the enduring legacy of your sound-healing music and work to be? Jonathan: Love. If … More

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Masaru Emoto on Love and Gratitude

  Ray: When you publish a water-crystal photograph — say, for example, in The Hidden Messages in Water, your first … More

Dr. Masaru Emoto, Gratitude, Hemachandra, Hemachandra.com, Love, Masaru Emoto, Ray Hemachandra, shin zen be, The Hidden Messages in Water, water, water photographs

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I enjoyed a Black Asheville History lesson this week with Miss Sophie Dixon—who shared stories about Elder John Hayes, Stumptown, Shiloh, and the Hillcrest “High” Steppin’ Majorettes & Drum Corps—all at WRES radio station, which is the former home of the NAACP in Asheville and a place rich in history, legacy, memory, love, kindness, and possibility.
"Maybe that's my task: to imagine myself as someone capable of infinite love," said Eric Tran after reading a new poem, a third-person eulogy of himself. "Maybe I am infinitely full of love—or maybe I want to be."
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Looking up in the Biltmore Conservatory today
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Elliott Moss @elliottmoss and team are at Little Louie’s @littlelouiesavl in West Asheville smoking the good stuff. If you haven’t been, don’t know what you’re waiting for: Wednesday to Sunday (soon to expand) starting at noon. Brisket, meatballs, wings; pierogies and sandwiches; etc.
When I take my son Nicholas to Camp Royall, it’s a tradition to take a pic in front of the sign. But it rained the entire drive from Asheville to Moncure, which is south of Chapel Hill a little past Pittsboro, and he was ready to start camp … and I was ready to start the drive back home—and keep my phone dry. Here’s to a great camp retreat week for everyone!
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