I am boiling water to make tea while considering what is happening in the world. With water, there is an attractive force between the positive and negative charge of the adjacent water molecules. Applying the flame under the pan is energy and this considerable, concentrated heat force causes the water particle bond to separate and form steam. Once the heat is turned off, the vapor returns to its original state. Water is water regardless of the phase of the H2O molecule.
As I sip my tea, I think about the separate energy forces that put people into another phase, often at odds with each other. This is demonstrated by a person signing up as a humanitarian passenger on the 2011 Flotilla, or the farmer trying to survive in the Gaza Strip, or an Israeli feeling threatened.
About Me
- Susan McCoy
- is a Michigan-based creativity coach, speaker, and writer. A former teacher and librarian, she is an advocate and student of the creative process. Her multi-media presentations include humor interwoven with research and encouragement to honor the creative voice through action. Susan has performed in theatre throughout her career and has been honored in the Ann Arbor News with top acting awards. Her recent published work was written for SoL Reflections – an international journal with a focus on positive change in the corporate world. She currently coaches individuals in the creative process.
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