Wonder and Impact
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Category: Spirituality
Four Rainbows
Look at what appeared in my Muskoka room just now: The above text from: sacredscribesangelnumbers.blogspot.com
How to find your Compassion
Take care in what you do…everything you say, do, even think, sends out a ripple…sometimes, with wide-reaching effects. Take a moment and breathe before you react or respond. It can make all the difference for you and those around you. It can give you… Continue Reading “How to find your Compassion”
When the Going Gets Tough
I had breakfast with a dear friend yesterday. We talked about a lot of stuff. We talked about our relationships and our jobs (mine is the unpaid kind). We talked about getting older and the changes that brings. And we talked about how at… Continue Reading “When the Going Gets Tough”
Creative work
Creative work is…a gift to the world and every being in it. Don’t cheat us of your contribution. Give us what you’ve got. – Steven Pressfield, The War of Art
Patiently Waiting
There is nothing I need to do, now that I’ve surrendered. Now that I’ve opened my hands and heart to receive. Now that I trust what I know will come. I am now patiently waiting for the next clue to appear. And, it… Continue Reading “Patiently Waiting”
Living Big and Brave
I have a question for you, dear reader. What would it look like if you were living Big and Brave? Maybe you already are. Please, do tell. Please tell me about what your life is like, or would be like, living Big and Brave.
On Rising by Rian Kerfoot
Another post about the challenging times in our lives and how we make it through, one day at a time, and while holding on to a vision of our innate nature. We are already WHOLE! http://www.riankerfoot.com/onrising/
The Myth of Finding Your Purpose by Kris Carr
I’ve written about life purpose on this blog before (here, here and here). As time has passed, I’ve come to believe that our individual life purpose is more about really getting to know ourselves, uncovering our gifts and sharing them with others. It seems to me… Continue Reading “The Myth of Finding Your Purpose by Kris Carr”
