We rarely ask our body anything. Well, we ask if it’s hungry periodically if we’re not sure. We sometimes ask it what it wants to eat. We ask it to do things…well really we require it to do things and sometimes it balks or simply can’t. But for the most part we ignore it unless…
DetailsPeople joke about having too many voices in their head. The critical voice that sounds like an authority figure trying to control us. The devil on our shoulder trying to get us to go enjoy something or try something or express something. The angel on the other shoulder trying to reason with us. Our inner…
DetailsCreating things is messy. Transforming one thing into something else means that there are bits left over here and bits over there. At the end what we are left with is the completed goal of the creation and the remains. Which means that before we can start on something new we need to clean things…
DetailsThere’s lots of talk about “getting your needs met.” Heads nod as a list of needs gets reeled off including happiness, peace of mind, abundance, the ability to do what you are here to do and so on. Besides the fact that these aren’t needs nor wants but vague terms that are more feelings than…
DetailsWe are prioritization specialists handling more activities than our ancestors ever dreamed would happen in a lifetime let alone a day. We do more, know more, have access to more than ever in history. To navigate this we’ve become manifestation-time navigating-prioritization experts. However we rarely utilize these skills for our own benefit other than to…
DetailsPeople seem to think that if you haven’t done something from the time you were little that you won’t be able to do it. It’s a bit like the reverse of those signs next to the rides at amusement parks. “If you’re this tall then you’re too old to ride this ride. Move along to…
DetailsHabits aren’t just something that we do, they are small bits of our identity. They are part of the framework we have built our lives on and therefore not easy to change. Life is a full body experience exploding with sensory input in every second, so much so that we need to shut off input…
DetailsThe word “let” is connected with issues of power and control. The easiest way to recognize this is to remember when as a child you explained to others that your parents let you do this and wouldn’t let you do that. They had the authority, the power, the control over you at the time and,…
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