BLESSINGS, dear friends, as we enter this new autumn season with an invitation to go into our inner silent spce and to ponder how we relate to our daily work ... to the flow of our lives ... To keep our feet on the ground is to find wholeness in our lives. We bring spirit down in the world of soul to be embodied, to work, to be of benefit. At the same time we go the other way, too, ringing world up toward spirit, ennobling the kitchen an the freeway. Integrity is atie, a practice conerned with motion, connection, and struggle. It does not just go by the rules. In the great silene, integrity listens for the true course. This means that integrity is slow. It allows us to feel the anxiety of events developing, finding their shape; it does not rush through the time of growth, and enjoys the moment before the task is complete.