In our life, where does true fulfillment lie? Philosopher, Erich Fromm, posited a profound dichotomy that might hold the answer: the contrast between Continue Reading
Veterans
Our Dad Was In The Air Force. So Why Were We Called Brats?
by Chuck Yarling My dad joined the Army-Air Force in January 1942, right after the attack at Pearl Harbor. After training as an aircraft engine Continue Reading
The Open Secret That Kills Us
Today, a giant died. Today, a legend died. Today, a leader died. Today, a father died. Today, a husband died. Today, a friend died. Continue Reading
Don’t Do It
I see you I feel you I love you Never give in Too much power to give the lies Joy comes in the morning Always darkest before Continue Reading
Eternal Freedom
by Lou Marin The haunting skirl of bag-pipesplaying Amazing Grace coming fromhissing, popping speakersgave way to the narrator's voice. "For Continue Reading
Do You Not Know Who You Are?
YOU my love… Are His.creation Your LIFE? Is HIS story Lost your way? Never fear, HE has this Written in the palm of HIS hand Created Continue Reading
Mental Health: The Taboo Concept for Marines
The Personal Story of an Infantry Marine, Father, and Brother by Stephen Corson How do you start to write about something that requires so much Continue Reading
Don’t Run From Pain… Embrace it
by Shane Jernigan In July of 1994, I fell over 120 feet, to what I thought was my imminent death. I survived miraculously, but the day before Continue Reading
Perceived Distinction or Infamy
When you enter a room, your every action and every word judged not by their realities, but the juxtaposition of the perceived distinction or Continue Reading
Their Weight and Scars
I feel empty without them. I feel wrong. I feel as if something is missing. The skin where they resided lighter, having blocked the sun for so many Continue Reading
Maneuver Space: A View Through the Johari Window
Volume 2, Issue 2 Marco A. Bongioanni, LMHC If you served in the military no matter what branch of service you were in, you learned at Continue Reading
A Vietnam Veteran Reflects: I Knew at Age 7 I’d Be an Engineer
by Chuck Yarling In December of 1952, my dad (a WW II veteran) was an Air Force 2nd Lt. who transferred to San Marcos (Texas) Air Force Base Continue Reading