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Books

  • The Mastery of Love, by Don Miguel Ruiz

    “Truth” When we look at our wounds with the eyes of truth, we can finally heal these wounds. YOu begin by practicing the truth with your self. When you are truthful with yourself, you start to see everything as it… Continue reading

  • Discovered the real me.

    I listened once again to Dr. Jill Bolte Taylor speaking to Oprah about her stroke and how she lost all contact to the person she was before the stroke and was left as an infant in a woman’s body, unknowing… Continue reading

  • The Sun

    Let the minutes show that I’m here, that I braved a none-to-happy childhood; legal drugs; illegal drugs;organized religion; disorganized religion; toothaches, stomach-aches, the occasional headache, plenty of heartache; the death of my father; the death of my mother, the death… Continue reading

  • My Natural State.

    What struck me as I wrote about the Unbelievers verses the Believers is that we all breathe air and we all have the same bodies, our only striking differences are what we believe, or the thoughts in our heads. I… Continue reading

  • Turning Bad to Good.

    On the sliding scale of normal, I lived on the high end up near the top. I was pushed up there by fear and fear stood between the middle ground and me. My hyper responses seem normal, unless you compare… Continue reading

  • Gate to love

    Fear… this incredibly small word is extremely powerful and it has led my life and all its decisions. I am not sure I can articulate the difference of living life from a position of love compared to fear. Unless you… Continue reading

  • A Lady with Borders

    I listened to Dr. Laura Berman speak about “Borderline Personality Disorder”. It sounded so similar to where I came from, where the lines between what is your life and what is my life are blended, and how you can flip… Continue reading

  • Selfishly I Respectfully Do Not Care!

    “I respectfully do not care!” is a new quote I heard from Martha Beck as she spoke today on the Lisa Oz radio show. People have told her (Martha) that in order to promote and sell books and to keep… Continue reading

  • Spoiled Brat?

    Sarah Ban Breathnach writes in her book, “Moving On,” let’s take a fresh look at the word that saps our strength often: Scared. “What difference do it make if the thing you scared of is real or not?” wonders Toni… Continue reading

  • The Artist Way

    On the CD of “Romancing the Ordinary” by Sara Ban Breathnach, she mentions Julia Cameron a few times. She is the author of the book, “The Artist Way”. My brother sent me the book and notebook that went along with… Continue reading