The Dreaming of the Sands
February 19, 2024
We can examine the sinew and bones of experience for their secrets, but it may be that the mystery of time is to be found
Michael Gray
Michael Gray is the author of a memoir, The Flying Caterpillar, two novels (Asleep at the Wheel of Time, Falling on the Bright Side), and Winter Came Early this Year, reflections on the path of grief. He is co-founder of Friends in Time (a non-profit serving people with MS & ALS), and past president of non-profits serving adults and kids with disabilities. A regular contributor to journals (Kosmos, Gesar, ReVisions, Eckleburg), he writes a weekly blog @ www.michaelgrayauthor.com
Raven Knows
November 8, 2023
A trunk by itself is nothing Concentric circles locked in place Big zeros and little zeros Marking time, polarizing space But add branches, add
When it rains does space get wet?
March 9, 2022
Since inquiry is at the heart of the TSK vision, it seems appropriate that the title of the book, When it Rains Does Space Get
The Many Faces of Time
January 19, 2022
My grandfather clock (not my grandfather’s, but named for the technology of another era) has stopped working well. It runs for a while and then
My Motivation to Study TSK
January 3, 2022
An old friend of mine was recently written up in the Albuquerque Journal because he has been a pie baking judge at the State Fair
Not my summer reading TSK
November 24, 2021
Sometimes I’m struck with how unable I would ever have been to appreciate recent readings in “Dynamics of Time and Space” without the support of
Juggling a few beads at once
October 7, 2021
Last night, walking the dogs in a brisk desert wind, old feelings arose from a morning in Canada, standing at the edge of a field,