Mythology

I found this to be a remarkable book. From the beginning, the title could be a word play on the mis-guided mind. I particularly enjoyed the references to the work of Joseph Campbell. It is a short book (123 pages) with chapters titled:

e.g.
Mental Health, Not Mental Wealth;
Somatics and Embodiment – A Primer;
The Myth will Choose You;
Becoming an Expert in Being You.

I plan to read it a second time, very shortly.

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There is planned clearcutting again on South Mountain. Heather and I drove along the Trout Lake Road (from Highway #10) and then walked along the woods road towards Inglisville. To date, there has not been any new cutting, however, along with Extinction Rebellion, we shall monitor the situation.

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I did receive a report from Jeff Wentzell on the MIT Agri Tech seminar this week. Presentations included drone technology, greenhouse AI tech and aquaponics.

My vision is somewhat different. How can we use Geomatics technology to better understand the changes in agricultural land use in the Annapolis Valley? Better information, leading to better decision making.

Acknowledgements

Jeff Wentzell for his feedback on the Agri Tech seminar. Heather Stewart joined me on a walk in the woods, near Cranberry Lake. Edward added the graphics from Florida.

Reference

Michael Hynes with Linda Hulme Leahy, 2021, “The Myth-Guided Mind: Unleash your God-given Genius at Work and at Home, Catapult Press. (Michael Hynes is a Toronto-based corporate and personal coach).