Sometimes they come so unexpected and in the most unique of ways. I’ve found myself today filled with emotions I wasn’t even aware were welling up inside of me. And I wonder my friends, is this experience familiar to you as well? We go along in life, feeling actually quite happy and contented, even excited […]
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We are as Dorothy: following the ‘yellow brick road’ only to learn we ‘had the power all the time.’ It feels as though the transformation process is moving at a rapid pace just now. And as I am observing the journey of others, it’s clear this is not true just for me. I believe strongly […]
Fears will bind us. Love will free us. We know this, we’ve heard it so often as we travel in our circles of connection. And somehow its reality eludes us until a space of our own inner fear is awakened. I’m struck by this truth on this lovely morning, as I contemplate my own […]
Life is funny sometimes, isn’t it? Just when we are feeling full of all it has to offer us, we may be knocked from the mountain top in the space of a heartbeat. And not only does the fall hurt, the cuts and scrapes along the way bring their own pain and wounding. But here’s […]
It’s always there, in the background of our thoughts, in the space of our consciousness where we are aware of it but can still move it to the corners and instead focus on what’s right in front of us, neglecting The One Thing. Sometimes it’s nagging, constantly playing round and round like an old record. […]
This piece seems to flow so beautifully. There is a natural Eloquence to her movement and indeed her very presence. She speaks without uttering a word. Her message is one of being true, finding fluidity in the authenticity of oneself. She is Eloquence, communicated through the language of simply “just being.”
From The Book of Awakening for today, January 16: I say yes when I mean no and the wrinkle grows. ~ Naomi Shihab Nye There have been many times that I said yes when I meant no, afraid of displeasing others, and even more afraid of being viewed as selfish. I think the first time […]
