Jan 22, 2007 | Uncategorized
I did intuitive consultations in Sacramento for the past few days and had several men as clients. They all owned their own businesses, and were sensitive, alert, and humorous. On first glance, though, they appeared somewhat rumply and a bit slouchy. Ordinarily, I would not have been drawn to them, as they gave off an aloof quality as well.
read moreJan 10, 2007 | Uncategorized
I am thinking quite a bit this week about those subtle balancing acts we must learn to master if we are to become truly mature and full human beings. To be ONLY happy, or understanding, or even balanced, is to miss half of life and not grasp the depth of human experience. To be ONLY worried, depressed, irritated, or out of control is, similarly, to move through life hopping on one foot.
read moreDec 18, 2006 | Uncategorized
I have been thinking about thinking lately. How the self-generated yakkety-yak only stops when we read a book, talk on the phone, or watch television, substituting other voices for our own. Occasionally, we meditate and have a modicum of success at suspending the static.
read moreDec 4, 2006 | Uncategorized
There’s always a good reason behind our emotional contractions. If we go into the density instead of taking a happy pill or dulling ourselves with alcohol, we can permanently dissolve the ideas we hold that are not in alignment with our soul’s truth. We can gain amazing insights. And then we get real joy.
read moreNov 20, 2006 | Uncategorized
A strange distractedness is floating around, and I walk in and out of its cloud throughout the day, losing awareness then regaining it suddenly. Wow, it’s so easy to space out! I have to MAKE myself go outside and smell wet leaves; today I picked up a lemon-yellow sycamore leaf the size of a plate that shocked me awake and catalyzed awe.
read moreNov 12, 2006 | Uncategorized
The last week or two I’ve noticed that my sleep/dream state has been deep yet mildly disturbing. I have not been able to remember distinct dreams but wake feeling like I’ve been very busy and pressured.
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