If you are a regular reader of my blog, you will remember that, a couple of weeks ago, I talked about empathy and energy. My conclusion, if you recall, was that empathy was a good thing, because it caused us to want to create joy for everyone, as a way to create joy for ourselves. Then I received this daily quote from Abraham-Hicks: There are as many different worlds as
Reincarnation is a concept so naturally and intrinsically a part of many religions, that their proponents might wonder how anyone could think anything else. Hinduism and Buddhism are two such religions. My understanding of their beliefs is that we create everything in our lives through our thoughts, words, and actions. Our karma is the consequences of these thoughts, words, and actions, and reincarnation is necessary for us to resolve the
As you may have guessed from some of my previous blogs, I used to think anyone who believed in fairies was weird. Although I have no physical proof of their existence, I am now confident that they are real. Along with Angela, the character in my books, Getting Used To Weird and We Are One, I have become one of those weird people. Angela had never considered that fairies could
Ever since Albert Einstein’s equation E=MC2 became famous, it has been easy for most people to accept the new age theory that everything is made of energy, including ourselves. We know that, even though a rock appears as a solid lump, that it is really made up of a lot of rapidly-moving particles, and it is the energy of the particles which gives it its solid form. We know that
A Prayer of Compassion For those of you who have seen some of my earlier blogs and facebook posts, you will know that seeing Tony Abbott become Prime Minister did not fill me with joy. I heard myself saying "It's not the party, I just can't stand Tony Abbott." Oops! For someone who espouses the concept of love for all, I knew I had some work to do. I knew
When writing my book, Getting Used to Weird, I started looking for quotes from famous people which would illustrate my new beliefs. I used to think anyone doing anything weird was weird. Now I know that it is the people that call others weird that are weird. Paul McCartney My character Angela’s conversations with angels, spirit guides, Jesus, and God, had led her away from a life of conforming to
“Have you got some coins I could have?” This came from a man seated at the bus-stop in the city, where I stood waiting for a bus. He didn’t look like a beggar. He didn’t seem dirty or dishevelled. I felt like asking what he needed the money for. I told myself later that this was because I might have offered him more than the couple of dollars I had
On 19th May 2013, I sent the following document to every Australian MP and every Australian senator. Below, you will find their responses and my conclusions: "I recently saw the movie “Amazing Grace” about William Wilberforce and his campaign to end the slave trade. When viewing the cramped and putrid conditions in which slaves were transported on the sea, I was reminded of the way we now transport our live
Last weekend I was at ‘I Can Do It’ in Melbourne. For those who don’t know what that is, it is a weekend of talks by Hay House (publishing company) authors. Each one of the speakers had their own special style, and each one related different information in different ways. Wayne Dyer, despite his sore neck, managed to give his spiritually uplifting talk with his usual smooth style, and great
I was looking for some inspiration for my blog when I saw a picture of my power animal, Anunya, the tiger, and I knew that she would be able to help me. I met Anunya, and remet Lila, my other power animal, a chimpanzee, in a meditation during Billie Dean’s Animal Shamanism Level 2 online course. I learned that Anunya was there to help me with my courage, confidence and