November 2010
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Learning Life by Soul
Here is another section of Kim Rosen’s book, “Saved by a Poem” that I loved. “Have you ever had the experience of a friendship or a romance where it seemed like life had finally brought you the perfect person, whose… Continue reading
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Strings to my Respond Ability.
324 days have passed so far this year, and I have done yoga for 319 of them, and it has taken this long to wrestle free my backwards sense of Respond- Ability. I am almost 52 years old, and I… Continue reading
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The Journey….
In Kim Rosen’s book, “Saved by a Poem” she writes, “ I discovered how the separating lines of culture and age can dissolve in the presence of a poem the first time I went to Africa. In Kenya, at the… Continue reading
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My Soul Cheers
Shutting the valves or entry points where I have allowed toxic behavior and or negative energy to seep in, feels soooo liberating, so empowering, so self loving, I feel so lightened by this, if only I knew that I wouldn’t… Continue reading
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Window in Self Love
Sitting here this morning with a visual of a scorecard and its shocking totals are prompting me to shut a door, close a window, and separate myself from those racking up the score. It wouldn’t be so bad if the… Continue reading
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Thanks for Nothing.
Not looking to invite more harsh words, but there is something that occurred to me today, they did not do nothing, they did something, but the reason I can’t tell you about it, is that they did something for my… Continue reading
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Peace Inside.
It occurred to me yesterday, that I was like a ghost who refused to leave the scene of a tragedy, a tragedy that I died in, that I was not aware yet that I was dead, that I was lingering… Continue reading
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In Me
“Once you know, you can’t not know”, is a quote I read, it’s the knowing that changes you forever. Knowing is different from hoping, wishing, dreaming or wondering, knowing trumps it all. I know what they wanted the most is… Continue reading
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Pick Up the Broken Piece.
What a slow learner I am, how incredibly naïve and blindly stupid…I am surprised that I am just now catching on. How has it taken me this long, almost six years to figure this out? The pain I have gone… Continue reading
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Tree In Tree
By Deena Metzger “I am no longer afraid of mirrors where I see the sign of the amazon, the one who shoots arrows. There was a fine red line across my chest where a knife entered, but now a branch… Continue reading