Relaxing into love in everyday life
The bully is the one who has the most fear. If we are frightened of him (and anger and blame are both forms of fear), he feels and knows that energy. It is the energy he follows for dominance and control. We show him examples of following fear when we blame him. When the bully … Continue reading Changing guidance
I'm sharing what I'm learning and experiencing in conversations, particularly those with my four children (because they give very honest and direct feedback), ages 2-12, in hopes that it will ease others on their journey toward effortless expression and sharing. I am learning to be guided by feeling rather than logic. I suppose I am … Continue reading Conversations
I woke up wondering why I felt like I was boiling in oil, emotionally speaking. I indulged in a few moments of, "Well, if you think you've come so far spiritually, why does it seem at this moment as if you have stuffed up life completely and have no idea how to live?" There's a … Continue reading Thorn in the foot
The bad guys in life are a whole lot different than we might think they are. Once we see them truly we illuminate the roots of our own dysfunction, thereby giving ourselves and those we held responsible for wrongdoing the space to heal. From this healed place, we are inspired to do and say exactly … Continue reading The Bad Guys
Depression is a waystation--something one passes through on the way Home, to the true self. As one passes through, one sees all the dysfunction, the underlying sense of abandonment and loss of hope that comes from not knowing one's true self, not allowing the true self to run the activities of daily life. When depression … Continue reading Waystation
There are two selves that can act through us--the separated self, and the whole, complete self that flows through on love and inspiration.
Love's Beginning 