truths
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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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I am Way beyond Okay!
I often wondered if my clarity was clear enough, if my love was loving enough, if my wisdom was wise enough, if I had healed enough to be in a relationship where I didn’t contaminate the other with my old… Continue reading
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Supporting only what exists.
Yesterday I was left with the line, “believing in something that doesn’t exist,” and it showed me the other person in the lie. We tend to blame the liars, but fail to point out the person who is holding it… Continue reading
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Choices we make.
What I want to know is do we all have the same choices and the same mechanism that selects them? Is it possible that some of us have choices while others do not? What makes some of us change our… Continue reading
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Cover Your Truth.
The phrase, “The Elephant in the Room” what does that really mean and how is it used properly? Have we been taught to not speak about things that are there, due to the reaction they bring? What are Elephants in… Continue reading
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Inconvenient Truth
Just finished reading “Sickened” by Julie Gregory, her story of living with a mother who needed her sick, Munchausen By Proxy. It is amazing that her mother could convince her she was sick, and to ‘act’ sick, and how… Continue reading
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Our weakest link.
I have known that I am different, that I am out there and even thought to be mental, and indeed I am thinking that they are quite right. When you see someone who is ‘mentally challenged’ ever notice how… Continue reading
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Will they walk on by, again.
My brother and I began our blogs together on Easter Sunday, just a few months back. Immediately it grew into a space that became sacred. It held our secrets, our truths and our fears with respect and dignity. … Continue reading