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Muddy Waters
The quote from the Tao Te Ching on Wayne Dyer’s Change Your Thoughts – Change Your Life perpetual calendar earlier this week:
The muddiest water clears as it is stilled. And out of that stillness, life arises.
From my reading of Neale Donald Walsch’s Conversations With God books, I learned that
Think Twice Again
One of my spirit guides is a Native American woman, and I have often felt a strong connection to their culture and spiritual beliefs. I was therefore not surprised to be drawn once again to Denise Linn’s Native Spirit Oracle Cards for inspiration for this week’s blog. I was surprised, however, to find that rather than being led to write about one of these cards I was led to repost an earlier blog.
Perhaps we have
Warrior Of The Heart
Today’s blog was inspired by Yes, Prime Minister, the old British comedy series that we have seen hundreds of times, and yet still manages to make us laugh.
This particular program was suggesting a more democratic system with more grass-roots representation which would mean eradication of the party system. Naturally, the politicians were quick
The Power Of The Tiger
I had seen this video on facebook yesterday showing a mountain lion outside someone’s sliding glass door, looking in and playing with the cat inside.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2evD8Jn30pQ
I had a dream last night with a similar scene, but the tiger, which had escaped from somewhere, was inside my home looking out the glass door. I went
A Matter Of Time
I hadn’t had much time to think about blogging today and now that I have, time is getting away from me. So I thought I would offer you an excerpt about time from one of my books: We Are One.
Angela, the character in my books, learned to have conversations with God, just as Neale Donald
The Power Of Water
When I was walking on the beach the other day, I saw a huge block of polystyrene with half-inch thick steel plate attached to either side of it. The edges of the steel plate had been broken rather than cut, and I wondered what it had been and where it had come from. The steel