Issue 15 – PsychologyTomorrowMagazine

How Zen Masters Die

December 24, 2014 Jeff Warren 4

Tell it to no one but the wise For most will mock it right away The truly living do I prize Those who long in flame to die. . . . Distance cannot slow your […] […]

Never Outdated: Sex and the Single Senior

December 24, 2014 Sheri Lynn Fishbach 16

“Sue…Sue…SUE!!!…Stop! I know you’re frustrated and I’m sorry, but I hate when you sound so negative…Yes, I understand. It was a date. A bad date. Okay, the worst date. I’m not mocking you! I know, […]

How Old Are You Really?

December 24, 2014 Stanley Siegel 2

Once, when I was visiting my daughter in Portland, Oregon, I boarded a street car on my way the Pearl District to visit an art gallery where I’d also planned to meet a friend. Anxious […] […]

The Age-ism of Play: How we play throughout our lifetimes

December 24, 2014 Kayla Matthews 8

Acclaimed director and writer Frank Capra once stated, “Play has been man’s most useful preoccupation.” Indeed, play is one of the most misunderstood and underrated components of human development, and it serves a vital purpose […] […]

Wear and Tear, Touch and Feel

December 24, 2014 Emily Langmade 0

I like watching the process of materials wearing away; what happens when they are touched and smoothed by people over time. I love the story and the tactile sensation of something that has been worn […] […]