This document discusses reflection, entanglement, and integrity. It explores how interacting with others can cause people to become correlated or "entangled" in their behaviors and perspectives, similar to how interacting particles become entangled. It also discusses the importance of living according to one's values while still allowing for flexibility and improvisation, as well as maintaining a positive outlook.

1. I'm always learning about the central place reflection has in my practice, my life. Tracy Rosen, teacher, consultant, friend

2. Entanglement: Two isolated particles that have interacted with each other can become correlated. This piece explores the strange resulting phenomenon: at the moment the spin of one of these two particles is measured, the other particle, no matter where it is located, simultaneously manifests the opposite spin. I become entangled with those whom I interact. (Entanglement 1 & 2 by Dawn Meeson, 2005)‏

3. Integrity for me is living my values yet allowing for improv to happen (Integration, T. Rosen, 2006)‏

4. Keeping my smile and energy no matter what.