‘Thank you L…You have been so kind and gracious to me’ “Thank you J…for your kindness’ ‘A…please forgive me…’ Those were some of the last words I heard JB speak as he lay still on his hospital bed, reduced to bare bones and skin. Within 24 hours, he breathed his last breath. JB had lived a […]
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If you’re human, the answer is Yes. If you open your mouth to speak, you can be certain you’re telling a story. Now, here’s an interesting thing to consider Animals are also communicators. Note, I didn’t say ‘storytellers’. Can you guess why? It’s because their communication is entirely embodied ie they use their bodies exclusively to communicate.
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‘Recognizing the body as the site of truth, awareness, and transformation in every human experience — especially the ones that challenge us most‘ The Body Knows First MentoringTM locates the heartbeat of every experience in the body. Whether it is a heaviness in the chest that one person labels sadness and another fear, or the
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While the following is inspired by the Biblical accounts in Mark 8:27-29 and John 18:27, I offer it to you, whatever your religious/spiritual inclination is, as something we can all reflect on. Dear Friend I was enjoying the beautiful morning light and its early temperatures (my favourite time of year) when, as it often does, an unexpected thought arrived.
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The shopkeeper sent his son on a mission – to find the secret of happiness. The young man travelled far and wide, across desert and forest, land and sea, until he came upon a castle high atop a mountain. He entered the castle expecting to find a wise man. Instead, he stumbled into the chaos
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A Course in Miracles says: Sometimes, it seems we need to have things stated to us very bluntly leaving our over-thinking mind no wiggle room. This is one of those times. Choose. Either a grievance or a miracle. Not both. Let’s face it. This choice should be a no-brainer, right? It should be so obvious,
There was a time when I was never in doubt that there would always be plenty of time to do whatever I had to do. In fact, it’s probably more accurate to say that it never occured to me that I would ever run out of time. But that was was a long time ago.
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