Background: Forgiveness and flow. I recently wrote about Accepting the Unacceptable, how when I was able to stop resisting the mind-rattling, bone-shattering off-road driving on a recent
“Hate can not drive out hate…” Martin Luther King, Jr. said, “…only love can do that.” In the face of the horrific events in the
Thanksgiving, celebrated this weekend in Canada, brings to my mind the ripple-out effects of an Attitude of Gratitude! I would like to offer a selection
Background: Accepting What Seems Unacceptable: on a recent trip to Mongolia (after an 11 hour flight from Vancouver to Seoul, an eight hour layover, and a
Questions of worth and value: What about deserving? Much of my life I have, I think “struggled” is not too strong a word, with the
“I wouldn’t have seen it if I hadn’t believed it.“ This quote by Marshall McLuhan struck me, it’s a powerful turnabout from the usual familiar hack that
The phrase “seeing with new eyes” comes to me as we approach the month of May, delighting in the height of spring — this overflowing, verdant
Acceptance, enjoyment, enthusiasm: a trio to try. I like the flow of these words, the sanguine effect of reading and feeling the words on my
Let’s do it: Celebrate International Women’s Way – Every Day! This year, check out a most exciting and ambitious endeavour: Room to Read history: She
Twenty years ago I wrote a post called My Dance with Pain, about significant discomfort that I had in my body: where it was, how
Bee KInd: What a difference it makes! Here is a lovely teaching story I read on the internet and had to share because I find
Very soon a number of us will celebrate Thanksgiving, an opportunity for a Radical Gratitude Attitude :-). Whether you feast with family, or not, I
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