Truth is influenced through the filters of our experiences and perceptions. Truth can withstand inquiries & scrutiny, so question everything & don’t take my word or anyone else’s.
There is so much to consider, ponder and take in every single day, and trying to determine what is True in all that information & disinformation can be an overload nightmare!
Read MoreOver the course of our lives, we have many opportunities to take in information, to lean into life both the challenges and the joyful times, and walk away from each situation full of possibilities for insights and learning.
Read MoreYou got a chance to look back over your life – and ask questions about situations & circumstances that confused you or hurt you?
You got a chance to contemplate a different outcome or scenario on something that has weighed on you?
Read MoreMay you find a renewed energy to reflect upon what is truly valuable to you
May you find the courage to release what doesn’t serve your journey & Peace to fill you
May you find Magic in the most unexpected ways
May you enjoy the time you’ve been given with people who inspire you
Read MorePlease remember:
To take care of yourself, your friends, & your families
To breathe the fresh air & fill your lungs with the essence of life itself
To get sunshine and let it feed your physical body
To laugh and dance and sing in ways that feed your soul
To spend time with those you love
To laugh as much as humanly possible
To do things that raise your frequency & vibration every day
To take care of yourself – eating, drinking & moving in ways that enrich you
When we are learning new things – given new information on something we feel we already know – sometimes there can be a ‘heavy fog’ within and around us. We are mired in the comfort of what we think we know, & sometimes closed off to adding new possibilities. Other times, it’s simply an overwhelm of data to take in and process, thus adding to the brain fog we may experience.
Read MoreMany years ago, my Philosophy teacher said those words. Even in my confusion, I wrote them down. My inner voice was yelling, “What!”
My teacher went on to say that when we meet other people, in our suspicions and insecurities, we put up walls to protect our fragile egos and truly believe that we are nothing like those outside of ourselves. We hide behind our insecurities and justify staying clear of ‘those’ people.
