On the one hand ‘know thyself’ is the hardest thing to do in the world. It’s not necessarily flattering, it challenges all of the avoidance/survival mechanisms we’ve acquired (business, denial, self-medication), and asks us to change our identity with which we have become comfortable if not happy. However, it is one of THE best things…
A great deal of focus in the world of spirituality is focused on ‘finding your bliss’ or figuring out your path in this life. Which is great and as it should be. But what I have found over time is that there are three general ways in which one can walk their path. The first…
…why are you reading this? Get outside and enjoy yourself! Ok, if you’re reading this while you’re outside enjoying yourself then fine. Better if you’re in the shade enjoying an adult beverage while you read it, but maybe that’s just the mood I’m in today….because it’s Saturday… And in honor of the whole Saturday thing,…
At some point anyone who is seeking their spiritual path will meet at least one of these scenarios: The person who has THE newest or newly discovered/created spiritual practice that cures cancer, removes your karma, is the shortest path to peace and will remove war from the human experience if just everyone would do it.…
Doing Akashic readings is a joy to me and endlessly fascinating. Every person is different, every story and direction is unique and where the go and how they choose to get there can be amazing and inspiring. I especially like it when my client has done all the heavy lifting in this life and gets…
Many times we either ask questions that are too general or too specific. Asking if the person is the right person to be dating right now is probably too specific. And you probably already know the answer. And your guides are probably going *face palm* Asking what type of people you should be dating, should…
From Lynne McTaggart’s The Bond: How to Fix Your Falling-Down World. Because if the assumptions about how DNA works, how mutations occur, how cells form and communicate, the structure of cells are all backwards or incomplete, then who are we really? “The new discoveries beg the unsettling question: Where exactly do ‘you’ end and the…
We are by nature self-centered. It’s a survival mechanism. The world is neither dangerous nor safe, but if we don’t look where we’re driving or drive where we’re looking bad things can happen. So you can think of it more as self-preservation rather than self-centeredness, but this necessity skews our perceptions of the world as…
We are so action oriented. It’s hard to be patient. It’s hard to surrender. It’s really hard to just let things play out. But really, sometimes there is nothing to do. Or in doing we miss out on what was the actual point of the exercise. Kind of like asking someone a question and then…
We talk about careers, paths, and life works as if they are linear. As if each thing we do builds to the next and the next in a nice progression. Or that it’s something like Eat/Pray/Love where we just aren’t listening to what we should be doing and even though the path may seem crazy…