In the most traditional sense to many of us raised in the Western hemisphere–prayer consists of getting on your knees, finding just the right words and the right “way” to ask God for what we need in that moment. All too often the desire to “pray” arises out of the desperate need to have a […]
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I’ve just begun reading “Visions, Trips and Crowded Rooms” by David Kessler: “Who and What you see before you die.” Within myself there is something more than mere curiosity at the experience of dying. Fascination? Perhaps, but not the kind of fascination that is as a fad or fetish. This fascination is ensconced in the […]
What would happen if you really chose to let yourself go? And I mean really let yourself go–into a space that might feel uncomfortable, unknown–and perhaps even exhilarating! The possibilities of what could transpire over the course of your exploration into such places in your spirit are endless. As Wayne Dyer says–you would step into […]
This is a picture of PURE LOVE: meet Murphy–an old soul. No matter what kind of day I’m having, he can channel a sense of warmth into my very core. The beauty of Murphy is that not only does he give love, he teaches me how to love unconditionally. He has helped me to understand […]
There is something magnificently beautiful in the simplest things of life. Artist Lisa Kubik illustrates this truth in her alluring work of art depicting one of the simplest and most stunning pieces of nature – a flower. What child is not drawn to a flower when out in nature? A flower can be an expression […]
The following is from The Book of Awakening, subtitled “Having the Life You Want by Being Present to the Life You Have.” Author Mark Nepo has written a very poignant short message for each of the 365 days of the year. It’s part of my new year gift to myself to spend some time with […]
Today has passed by all too quickly….and I am just now finding a quiet moment in which to share. It’s the love note wrapped around my delicious little bite-sized Dove Peppermint Bark that strikes me. Although the theme is holiday, the message is pure: “If old acquaintances be forgot, give them a call and remember.” […]
