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A good NO.
There are two small words that I feel are crucial to every relationship and most important to the one between you and you, and they are Yes and No. If you haven’t found the inner power to use these words… Continue reading
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With your loving support.
My old definition of marriage was the joining of two people of like minds, and perhaps friendship held this too, but that you both viewed life from the same space and often responded to life with the same footsteps. Your… Continue reading
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Hide what isn’t there.
“Speech as opposed to telepathy used by the animals…and the silence of muktas arose due to a need to be untruthful, and have a deeper involvement in material.” Tony O’Clery Speech arose due to the need to be untruthful is… Continue reading
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I write so I can listen.
In the Little White church on Finlandia’s campus a poet spoke, his words didn’t rhyme but instead they took us on mini tours into the complex moments on his personal journey. (Randy Freisinger) He described his style as narrative and… Continue reading
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Go with the Flow.
United we stand united we fall, divided we stand divided we fall…are two phrases that ran around in my head as I laid my weary brain down to sleep. There has been a humming of difference going on in our… Continue reading
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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
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Fully Engrossed in Her Life.
“There are three kinds of business in this world, Yours, Mine and God’s. If I am in your business, it leaves no one is in mine…” Byron Kate. When you have children it seems that our business is their business… Continue reading
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You can feel its worth.
While tossing around in my head conversations about the differences between going into the Light and heading into the Darkness boggle my mind. How it is that a person loses direction, how do their maps get turned upside down, how… Continue reading
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Until she can find her own.
The hardest part of being a mom is when your child takes an exit that you didn’t see coming and they seem to disappear from the usual landscape and it leaves you separated. And I am not even sure what… Continue reading







