Errol’s Be-Musings

“I Jumped aside a moment today and found to my surprise a glittering gem on the sidewalk”

In Proverbs 17:22 of the Bible, it says “A cheerful heart is good medicine, but a crushed spirit dries up the bones.” (NIV) This verse highlights laughter’s profound significance in easing anxiety, offering solace and uplifting spirits during trying times. It emphasizes the therapeutic power of laughter as a source of comfort and resilience amidst … Continued

In this ongoing series focused on fun and effective anxiety reduction methods, I’d like to introduce you to one of my alter egos, Barney “from the neighborhood.” As we delve into this topic, let’s explore how Barney’s unique approach can help quiet anxiety and bring about a sense of calm. One Bible verse that relates … Continued

In this ongoing series dedicated to discovering enjoyable and impactful techniques for managing anxiety, we delve into the wisdom of one of my alter egos, Rabbi Greenberg, in Rabbi Greenberg and the Secret Handshake. Psalm 55:22, “Cast your cares on the LORD and he will sustain you; he will never let the righteous be shaken.” … Continued

This video is part of my series on Anxiety Innertainment–fun, playful and effective ways to reduce anxiety. In this video Grandpa Errol shows how it can be done… with humor and style. Welcome to another installment of Anxiety Innertainment, where we tackle anxiety with a twist of humor and a splash of style. In this … Continued

I’m offering an online Zoom ongoing gathering for people who are willing to find the humor in their depression, anxiety or general funkiness. I’ve just gotten off medications that I’ve been taking for a long time–shortly after WW2–what can I say? I was a precious fetus. No Costs–let’s have some laughs together. Let me know … Continued

And Elfbert sings to Santa,
“Let’s give hope and faith
confidence and loyalty—etc.”

Come, Mary Come, Joseph. I have a word I would give birth to a word I would make flesh. I would the world know me in the simple attire of itself its human hood. Come, Mary and Joseph. Be not afraid to conceive me .•. of me … for me to nourish together a child … Continued