Today is the celebration of Rosh Hashanah; the Jewish New Year. Happy New Year! 5779 years since creation. The exact day Rosh Hashanah is celebrated changes each year because the Jewish calendar is based on lunar cycles. That means the year may be 354.4 days or it may be a little longer. Before you let […]
For almost three years I have been sharing my thoughts about IN-Powerment based largely upon my first two books; Think, Believe, Receive and It’s All About me. A fair question you might ask is “why should I bother to heal myself when so many others with whom I associate are messed up?” The greatest reason
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Muck and Mire are what we call fear. Muck and Mire are what we call gossip. The result of blaming others for what we have or don’t have is also an example of Muck and Mire. Just as we banished guilt the other day as having no place in our now, neither is there a place
Here is a fun fact: we cannot live in our dramas and still live in the now. What this statement means is that we all experience dramas in our lives. Drama is energy which swirl around our lives but serves only to create discord within us, energy which make us feel badly about who we are,
Friday I wrote about disharmony and the poison it brings into our lives. Today I want to look at other sources of that same type of poison which rots our insides and leaves almost no impression on the person who is the focus of that disharmony. UNFORGIVENESS: One of the most common poisons to which we
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One of the reasons I write frequently about the dangers of gossip is that gossip is one side of the story. It is one side of a story told with overlaid emotions specifically intended to get the listener to buy into the story being told. To buy into One Side of the Story, and usually
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We have spoken about gossip, haven’t we? If not we shall soon. Right now I want to discuss gossips next door neighbor: complaints. Complaints can have the same corrosive effect on our relationships as gossip. Does this mean we are to accept whatever comes our way without questioning? Of course not. What makes one complaint corrosive and
