Have you ever been afraid of your greatness? Of taking the next great step in your career, your creative expression, in love, or the place in your life where your heart is yearning to express? I have. I often marvel at the courage of myself and others when I really do get out of my…
Mantra Meditation Journey I was first introduced to the music of Deva Premal and Miten at Agape International Spiritual Center in Culver City, California. The melodic sounds were so sacred and inviting, the music definitely had the presence of Spirit. http://www.devapremalmiten.com Recently, Deval Premal and Miten have taken to social media to introduce 21 day…
We can make clear what peaceful coexistence means. It means living in peace and friendship with another kind of society–a fully integrated society where the people control their destinies, where poverty and illiteracy have been eliminated, and where new kinds of human beings develop in the framework of a new level of social living. ~…
Could 20 minutes a day change your life? This Sunday Rev. Ann Ronan shared that a Buddhist nun who was also a Physicist shared with her that 20 minutes of meditation a day could transform a life. Rev. Ann never forgot that. November begins our theme of Meditation. I am a fairly recent convert to…
In a recent conversation I learned that many spiritual faiths focus on abundance in October because in ancient times October was the time of harvest and repaying of debts before the long winter months. It’s not surprising to me that the origins of abundance morphed into children knocking on doors asking neighbors to share their…
Here comes Halloween. Booooo! Halloween is a time for all young and old to step into that space of make believe. A day that is completely acceptable to be scared. Imagine my surprise when the fun was taken away, only to be replaced with fear. It all started on a fall day in October. The…
We enjoy and even thrill to the godlike possibilities we see in ourselves in peak moments. And yet we simultaneously shiver with weakness, awe and fear before these very same possibilities. – Abraham Maslow
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“I just need to get my feet in the sand.” I’ve certainly said that. Gardeners will often say “I need to dig in the dirt.” When I take Kate to the beach she always pleads “bury me Mommy bury me.” In more than one conversation this week the topic of “grounding” or “being grounded” came…
