I’ve had this conversation with friends, clients, and acquaintances far more times than I like to remember. I bet you have too. You’re talking, having tea or coffee or lunch and they start telling a story. Now, it’s not fiction. It’s their life as they are living it right now and it’s obviously bugging them…
You can know what a person needs, but not be able to get them to accept it. You can know what would resolve a person’s problem and not be able to fix it for them. You can be ready and able to help, continue to provide help and support and love, and yet the person…
Religious sacred spaces seek to create structures which reflect or bring into physical existence their specific understanding of the cosmos. Since ancient times religions have utilized monumental forms to create sacred space. Mountainous structures and immense sculptures made from stones of the earth express the experience of yearning for the divine. Long lasting materials show…
“…landscapes of the holy (are) centers of inspiration where human consciousness is temporarily set free. The experience of a sacred place and thus sacredness itself is re-entry into a state of wholeness – an introduction to your true origins.” –T.C. McLuhan “Sacred place…is a construction of the imagination that affirms the independence of the holy.”…
While it seems normal to compare the early life of a soul to the early childhood of human beings and parallels can be drawn between a souls’ life and the human maturation process, the same cannot be said for the time when souls take on vocations or careers. This process neither works like nor begins…
I had a student ask me a question about religion and belief concerning the Akashics. They had been called to minister in a religion and had done so for decades and then, through experiences and events and thought, had found that they no longer believed what they had been teaching and speaking and so felt…
So much of our focus is on what we are being told and how much and trying to screen it out and get to the things we want to talk about or have anything to do with at all. It becomes the two-sided coin information onslaught/embarrassment of information riches that we have to struggle with…
“I’m not so afraid of losing something that I won’t try havin’ it” — Zoe Washburn Firefly I love that quote and it resounds with me. In a lesser form its the answer I give when people ask me how I can possibly go to events, concerts, plays, or even dinner by myself. If I…
Recently I’ve heard a lot about the different ways that people deal with emotional situations and the truth and change. It seems that, while change is inevitable and healthy, people are afraid of it and want to avoid it, postpone it, or ignore it, sometimes at all costs. And this interferes with the truth and…
Strong emotions cause strong reactions. And for some reason, we seem to think that they are similar to diseases or illness and that we should do something to remedy them whether they are happening to us or to someone around us. The urge to help, to console or to remediate things is natural and many…