I confess. This past weekend I dipped into overwhelm. So today I’m sharing some of my overwhelm thoughts, along with the Divine answers to each, with the intention of supporting us all in knowing that there is always plenty of everything, including time, resources, ability, support and capacity to do anything we’re divinely charged with. [ Read More ]
The other day, on my morning walk, I noticed that the tree at the end of my street was barer than it was a few days ago. Fall is approaching. Leaves were strewn around the base of the tree, lying this way and that, some being gently rustled by the soft wind. It occurred to [ Read More ]
Here’s Part 3 of 11 Ego Tricks. (Click here to read Part 1.) (Click here to read Part 2.) The final four tricks of the ego’s trade (that are listed in this series… the ego is by no means limited to what’s here): 8. Victimization. The ego is a victim of monumental proportions. It is [ Read More ]
Part 1 of this three-part series covered the first 3 of 11 Ego Tricks to be aware of. (Click here to read Part 1 in the series.) ∞ Here are the next 4 ego tricks: 4. Resistance to what is. The ego resists. It fights. It kicks and screams and rails against reality. ∞ Symptoms: [ Read More ]
The ego is tricky. What’s ego? That aspect within the human psyche that edges God out. It’s the aspect of self that’s married to the physical world of effects and receives all its information from the 5 senses. We can either choose to be in the God space, which is all-love, all-joy, all-abundance and all-good [ Read More ]
My Goal Quote for the day: “Even if you’re on the right track, you’ll get run over if you just sit there.” Will Rogers Sacred Text: “Let me remember that my goal is God. All that is needful is to train our minds to overlook all little senseless aims, and to remember that our goal [ Read More ]
I love to get my exercise by walking outside (I hate treadmills, and gyms too) and I especially love walking near water. So I was in near heaven this morning on my walk around Allen Pond. It is a tranquil and blissful patch of land in my neighborhood with a pond in the center. I [ Read More ]
Today I was talking with a coaching client when the subject of process came up. Something came to me that I thought I’d write about here: Life is 90% process and 10% payoff. I’ll be climbing Mount Kilamanjaro in February of 2009. It would be wise for me to prepare in advance for the climb. [ Read More ]
Over the weekend, I received news that a friend’s husband had passed, which was surprising to her because he’d been recovering from cancer treatment. In a sense, the guards were down and relief had set in when the determination was made by his doctors that he was cancer-free. His transition was most unexpected. Why does [ Read More ]
