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Power of words and thoughts

The Power of Our Words and Thoughts

The Power of Words and Thoughts — Celebrating International Women’s Day In honour of International Women’s Day, particular attention to remembering and noticing the power

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A Resounding Yes To Life!

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

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Holding the Vision

Holding the Vision

Holding the vision…what do I mean? We are still deep in the midst of the Covid pandemic, school is about to start, we’re coming to

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Famous: Not What I Thought

Famous: Not What I Thought

Famous: Not what I thought… Here’s the context. There are several personal crises in my life right now.  We are all doing reasonably well…I am,

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keeping an open heart

Keeping An Open Heart

What Does It Mean to Keep an Open Heart? Keeping An Open Heart — What could be a more appropriate message for Valentine’s Day than

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Freedom: Friend or Foe?

What Does Freedom Really Mean? No limits, or constraints.  No strictures or structures, right?  To be able to do or be whatever you choose?  

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