I’ve always had what feels to be a karmic connection to sight hounds. These are the fast, elegant dogs, with the long, pointy faces (called dolichocephalic heads) such as afghans, greyhounds, and wolfhounds. They are ancient and royal. Over the past Keep Reading
The Angels’ Song: How Beginner’s Mind keeps me sane.
Beginner's Mind means I'm much more interested in a person who's not afraid to say, "I don't know" than those who "know" they have every facet of life all figured out. My truth is, some questions have multiple answers. And some questions have no Keep Reading
A Mediocre Life. 7 clues we’re living it.
How do you know you're living a mediocre life? To be mediocre has nothing to do with anything material. It's not about money earned, or how many German cars are parked in the driveway. The only reason I even associate the two here is that it's so Keep Reading
Saving Myself
Transformation can sneak up on you. Today I met with my intuitive mentor and had a huge energetic breakthrough. I haven't even conceptualized what exactly that breakthrough is yet, though it was all wrapped around my chronic underlying fear of Keep Reading
Emotions as Driver or Passenger? 5 Tips to Take Back the Wheel.
Emotions can be tricky. They're the building blocks of life, I think. We can build a reality based on how we'd like to feel. But when our feelings take over and our reality becomes a slave to our feelings, well, that can be an inhospitable place Keep Reading
Emerging From Hibernation. Knowing Our Cycles.
If there is one thing I can always count on in my life, it's that every Jan/Feb/March I will, like the very best of bears, go into a deep dark hibernation that not even the memory of the ripest, juiciest summer raspberries can coax me out of. So Keep Reading
Spiritual Growth: Yogananda and The Forest Fire
I just watched Awake: The Life of Yogananda. It was an excellent documentary about the life of Paramhansa Yogananda, the Indian yogi guru who is credited with introducing meditation and Kriya yoga to western society. The man's gaze was thought to Keep Reading
Hilarious Mayhem – A Christmas Story!
It was 1976. As we looked at the springy shoes in the store, my mom expressed concern that my brother would break his ankles. Shaking my head, I vehemently disagreed. Christmas was coming and I really wanted him to have these. Anyways, the things Keep Reading
Spiritual Growth Can Look A Lot Like Disaster
There's a theme going through my head these days and it's about a fallacy that we tell ourselves based on a lot of spiritual teachings, old and new. This fallacy goes something like, if things are working out this means we're on the "right track". We Keep Reading
When Fear Becomes The Doorway To Freedom
Fear of (fill in the blank) can feel like the biggest, scariest monster pursuing us, sometimes through multiple lifetimes. Never relenting, we spend 90% of our energy avoiding whatever that monster is for us, attempting to run faster, blend in so it Keep Reading
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