personal development
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Regret Is A Gift
I aim to live my life with no regrets. Regrets indicate that the past is taking up space in the present. It is far better to live a life fully present to your highest best, thus avoiding future regret. However,… Continue reading
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When Gifts Aren’t Appreciated
Have you heard the term “Indian Giver”? Walk with me on this. To use this term is racist…know that. However, I want to explain where it came from, as I learned from Jamie Sims, in Sacred Medicine Path Cards. Everything on… Continue reading
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Progress Is Not Linear
Bear with me now because the thoughts are running faster than my hands can type. Progress isn’t linear. I first understood this last year as we were recovering from Chris’s stroke. One day he could do something better than the… Continue reading
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The What If Game
We spend a lot of time asking ‘what if’ yet we rarely, if ever, ask it to our benefit. Normally, it is some form of ‘what if I fail?’ Today I was afforded an opportunity to explore ‘what if there… Continue reading
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Healing Rite of Passage Me-Treat Workshop
A facilitated transformational event designed for those feeling disconnected, discontented, depressed, anxious, melancholy, directionless or in some way dissatisfied and seeking a deeper experience of life. Whether you choose the one day or the two day event, you will experience… Continue reading
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Gratitude And Discomfort
Gratitude is on my mind today and its a bit of a surprise. I was lying in bed, feeling a bit sorry for myself, to be honest. Wondering if I’ve made a mistake pursuing this path. Wondering if I put… Continue reading
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Thelma And Anna – A Love Story
In meditation I always receive life-changing messages. The more I meditate the more messages I get and the faster my expansion moves along. Tonight was no exception. Tonight I was reminded that Spirit has given me a lifetime of training… Continue reading