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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



















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

The stories we tell ourselves matter a lot. They make a huge difference in our own lives…whether the story is about the universe itself,

Yes, what about Love? We just passed Valentine’s Day, and I chose to send out a message about the Lunar/Chinese New Year, with this amazing

Be kind, be calm, be safe… These are the words with which the BC health officer ends every update with. Dr. Bonnie Henry (written up

What’s in a word? I LOVE words… have done for as long as I can remember. When I was a kid I apparently memorized poems,

Fear, Fledging, Flying — this trilogy occurred to me as I was watching the “teen-age” Great Blue Herons in the colony just outside our window.

Exploring TMS and the Roots of Inner Pain Yesterday I delved into it (again!) …. the TMS pain that I still experience from time to time, and which

Not that I don’t still feel driven and agitated at times, not that I no longer ever feel separate, not that I’m never critical, of myself

The New Year has begun… I find myself full of well wishes, for family, friends, for YOU! And for my circles and communities, the planet — its people

While I was living in Germany, I learned the phrase, Between the Years (Zwischen den Jahren), and it has become one of my favorites for this

My women’s group meets tonight and we are discussing a short and eminently readable book called You Can Be Happy No Matter What: Five Principles

Snap the Seahorse is a character in a children’s book I’m working on. I love seahorses, the sea, fantasy, challenges, stories of transformation. So when
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