The Music For sixty years I have been forgetful, every minute, but not for a second has this flowing toward me stopped or slowed. I deserve nothing. Today I recognize that I am the guest the mystics talk about. I play this living music for my host. Everything today is for the host. – Rumi [...]
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Travel and appreciation
Visiting Ireland. With my husband and my in-laws. What lessons I’m getting to learn! On my first day here, I finished Jerry & Esther Hicks’ book, Ask and it is Given. I’ve been able to use the processes from the book several times each day. The basic premise of the processes I’ve used is that [...]
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Enthusiasm is the yeast that makes your hopes shine to the stars. Enthusiasm is the sparkle in your eyes, the swing in your gait. The grip of your hand, the irresistible surge of will and energy to execute your ideas. – Henry Ford Have you ever found something you were really passionate about…a thought or [...]
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As a part of starting a new year, I am in the process of changing many things. Over the last year, I’ve recognized that my work has been changing, taking on a slightly different theme from the one I’d originally started with. I noticed I hadn’t been using my old cards for some time because [...]
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It's Thanksgiving week here in the United States. Most of us are so blessed, yet it's so easy to take so much for granted. Even though I have so much, I occasionally find myself whining. How is that possible? In some ways, I think I succumb to that Deadly Sin – greed! (or materialism) It's [...]
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Over the last six months, three of my dear friends have lost their spouses. Each time, I've been shaken by it, but I guess this third one has felt like a real wake up call. All the cliches apply: Life is short; Life is precious; Don't take life for granted; etc. I want to throw [...]
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Aaack! The shaking continues. I returned from our Death Valley adventure to find myself in a technological nightmare. Okay, that’s a little dramatic – but it seemed like a nightmare to discover my email not working – no sending, no receiving. Usually that wouldn’t be THAT big a deal, but I’d sent out some important [...]
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Yesterday, I received a "you've got to see this" email from a friend. She was absolutely right, even though at first glance, I was thinking "Oh, brother! What is THIS?" Here is the link to an amazing video: http://www.maniacworld.com/Phone-Salesman-Amazes-Crowd.html I'm not an opera fan and I don't have much appreciation for these talent shows, [...]
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I fell in love with Sean Connery when I was about five. Not, as you might imagine, given the title of this post, as James Bond, but as Michael McBride in Darby O’Gill and the Little People, one of the first movies I remember seeing (after Sleeping Beauty, my age five favorite). Please don’t consider [...]
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In a recent class discussing living a full life, my instructor asked us to go into our hearts and see (or hear or feel) what our deepest heart would long to have written on our gravestone. (It wasn't as morbid as it might sound, honest!) Mine went something like, "Loved God and shared that love [...]
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Not ready to go "gently in to that good night?" Me neither! We have too much to offer the world to go into hiding! And every day offers new opportunities to come out of hiding and shine our lights.