Embrace Your Divinity.
Our religious institutions tend to have us fearing divinity rather than seeing ourselves as a physical expression of that Divine essence.
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Is It Worth Defending Your Rightness at the Expense of Owning Your Power?
Do you create a reality of peace, or do you stay in victimhood because you’re 'right'? No one has power over you unless you give it to them.
Passionately Creating More: Lessons in Accountability.
I believe that with consistency I will only get better, my ideas more creative, my vision sharper, and my ability to connect all the more real.
Give Form to Truth: The Dark Night Journey of Saturn in Capricorn.
This year’s Winter Solstice will be unlike any other. Preparation for the long dark night will continue as tradition foretells, but this dark night comes with added weight.
Don’t Get Back up Too Soon: A New Mantra for Challenging Times.
At first, I tried to get back up and get going again, to soldier on, to get better soon, but it didn’t help. I needed to stay down.
The American Mind.
The American Mind readily invokes God as a sedative, but only when visited by national disaster. Otherwise, it claims diplomatic immunity from what God suggests and morality requires.
Maybe I Am Innocent After All.
When did I lose my innocence? When did the world stop being about discovery and joy? Was it the first time I felt the blame of someone I trusted? Or was it a slow progression of self-doubt and denial of desire? It happens. We are taught that the world is flawed, that we are flawed. We forget ...
12 Ways To Feel Fully Alive In 2016.
Here is a list of 12 ways for this New Year, with which you can bring excitement and passion into your everyday life with the everyday people in it. It’s fun, easy, and I hope it will get your creative juices flowing.
How To Love A Sagittarius.
We are intense in everything that we do, this includes brooding. We will scare you and you will not understand where we’ve disappeared to, what deep chasm within ourselves we’ve slipped into to find solitude and room to expand; where we find the silence to think. Love us there, in that dark ...
Poetic Justice For A Broken Heart.
But I came back to tell about it. Strong. Angry. Soiled. Many years of emotion and resentment filled my blackened heart, until one day it was over. The songs didn’t hurt, the memories were trite, and the suffering become a distant memory. I see you now so vacant, wearing this shell of a man, ...