Author Archives: Marsha

This is the first of 11 weeks of Teaching Experiments which we are also sending out on Saturdays to our mailing list.  If you would like to receive these in email form please send us a message to Teachings@MarshaSummers.com with … Continue reading →

As we were growing up, it seemed that everyone was an authority over us – – parents, teachers, church, and on and on it goes.  Now as adults, we often continue the pattern of looking for an authority to tell … Continue reading →

“You see frustration comes when you have a challenge you can’t hack, huh?  Boredom comes when you have no challenge, and interest comes when you got a challenge that you’re interested in you can do, but takes a little effort.  … Continue reading →

From Marsha I often find myself reacting to disapproval or even to words that I interpret as disapproval.  In the workshops, Dr. Bob often talked about “personal taste”.  Some things we like–some people we like.  It has nothing to do … Continue reading →

From Marsha Our teacher talked about each of us believing we’ve made mistakes.  He often asked if we ever thought we made a mistake. Of course we all can look back and be totally convinced that we made mistakes in … Continue reading →

From Marsha: Competition is one of the ideas of the man-made world that is fine when agreed upon that we’ll play a game, and one of us will “win”; however the urge to competition is often carried unconsciously into many … Continue reading →