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We abuse our self.
I am working on putting a Picture Book together with my Story Line quilts…and writing a brief synopsis about each quilt as it represents a portion of my journey. I have a visual graph of my inner transformation as I… Continue reading
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Covering Up my Truth.
I listened to Jane Fonda speaking about her life, and I wasn't able to write it down word for word, but what she had to say struck me. How our survival self stands in the way of us growing up… Continue reading
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In Control Within the Flow
Today's reading, March 21,in the Book of Awakening, by Mark Nepo "To Harbor and Release" I love this one. "Often the pain of resisting makes us rust like iron, and in order to re-enter the flow of life, we need to… Continue reading
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Unplugged
In the confusion between vulnerability and how it felt equal to abuse, I had to look up the definition of abuse. "to use wrongly, mistreatment, ill-use, to hurt or injure, improper use, abuse a privilege…" And vulnerability was "exposed to… Continue reading
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Baton-Less!
I thought about innocence yesterday and what it is, how is it experienced and do I truly know it. This morning it came to me that I was picking up pieces of innocence as I walked searching for truth, and… Continue reading
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Who Believed the Worst About Herself.
In the aftermath of reading David Hawkins, I am left with an even greater understanding or perhaps an explanation of my journey, how I arrived, what happened that covered my eyes and spirit; my innocence. I almost felt that I… Continue reading
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Wish For Your Self.
What a great year of learning, again. Lessons seemed to continually line up to serve to me… more of me; more freedom, more letting go, surrendering and allowing, more ways to be expressive, a deeper understanding, followed by affirmations… Continue reading
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When She Writes It.
I am at work, with a racking cough, aching bones and going through piles of mail, and come across my name and my mother's handwriting. I put it in my slot. What now, I wonder, what now…? The added… Continue reading
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“Called Out of Darkness,” a Spiritual Confession by Ann Rice
…was playing in my Mail Jeep today. It is a very interesting journey, from being a Catholic, to Atheist to…not sure, not done with the book. It was very interesting to see her viewpoint of religion and really life itself.… Continue reading
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Authoritarian Lifestyle.
"Since authoritarian parents are always right, there is no need for their children to rack their brains in each case to determine whether what is demanded of them is right or not. And how is this to be judged? Where… Continue reading
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