Giving thanks for people who been important in our lives seems a fitting theme for season of Canadian Thanksgiving, and the coming of All Saint’s
Focus on the Possible–to thrive, not just survive. Recently I was mightily inspired by a short TED Talk by Angus Harvey, one of the authors of
Inspiration for hard times is a fitting theme for our current world situation! I love the word Autumn…it just sings to me of the richness
When I came across this inspirational quote from Einstein, “The important thing is not to stop questioning. Curiosity has its own reason for existing. One
When I first came across the phrase All My Relations in an essay by Richard Wagamese, it warmed my heart, in part because I remember
Do Your Little Bit of Good—Desmond Tutu’s Timeless Wisdom Do a little Bit of Good. When I recently came across this inspirational quote from Desmond
The perfect teacher is what’s happening right now! Just today, as some unexpected news came into my inbox, right in that moment, I felt
Possible: Conflict Revisited will be one theme for this post. But first, Summer Solstice is here! I love the ring of it, the associations, the potential,
A Resounding Yes to Life is the last thing I sometimes feel, or feel like saying! For years now I have put energy and intention
How do we see ourselves? It’s a powerful question..usually it has many answers, and they are well worth exploring. Not long ago I received the
”Learning to pause”, I say, because pausing absolutely does not come naturally to me. I was abashed to discover years ago, early in my journey
The Power of Positivity struck me recently. I liked the phrase, the alliteration, the effect on me when I read and said it! “But what about
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