What We Resist Persists: A Personal Awakening What We Resist Persists: I remember the first time I heard this quote. It was a huge wake up
In Challenging Times, Kindness and Awareness Light the Way As I reflect on our continuing challenging circumstances—the great unknowns and disasters of climate disruption, horrific
Summer Solstice is here! Hello dear family and friends, colleagues, fellow travelers… All of us are welcome on this journey, currently so very wild, exciting,
Remembering the Power of Universal Kindness The Fact of Universal Kindness Makes All the Difference: As one response to challenging situations in the world at
From Surviving to Thriving: The Power of Possibility Focus on the Possible–to thrive, not just survive. Recently I was mightily inspired by a short TED
Inspiration for hard times is a fitting theme for our current world situation! The Beauty and Magic of Autumn I love the word Autumn…it just
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
Discovering the Meaning of All My Relations When I first came across the phrase All My Relations in an essay by Richard Wagamese, it warmed
The Perfect Teacher Is What’s Happening Right Now The perfect teacher is what’s happening right now! Just today, as some unexpected news came into
When Saying “Yes to Life” Doesn’t Come Easily A Resounding Yes to Life is the last thing I sometimes feel, or feel like saying! For
You Must Be Present to Win: Embracing Mindfulness and the Joy of Spring You must be present to win! It’s April 1 as I write
“Finding joy in the ordinary is magical” is actually an understatement. I am an Enneagram Type 7 and a curse of this Type is to always be
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