After looking at the balance, or really, lack of balance, in my life, I have to ask myself some powerful questions: How am I showing up in the world? How do I want to show up in the world? How different are the answers? And what do I need to do to bring them into alignment?
How do I show up in the world? Read More »
Ok, so today’s post has absolutely nothing to do with guided meditation or spirituality. Not a thing. I found a really cool site when I was looking for a site to recommend to a friend for software.
Completely off topic Read More »
I read this article by Stacia Topping last week, and it really affirmed my choice to use meditation and guided meditation in my life.
Where my spiritual path and science meet Read More »
I thought I would round out Peaceful Woman week with a post by one of the amazing women who experienced the transformative effects of the Maui Passage for the first time last month, Betsy Muller from The Indigo Connection.
The Mystical Maui Passage Read More »
Rachel Flower is one of my colleagues who facilitates Peaceful Woman Maui Passages. She so eloquently describes the indescribable experiences of Maui Passage in her blog post, Herding Butterflies.
Herding Butterflies Read More »
As always when I return home from a retreat or course, or really any time I have been away on my own, I am faced with the opportunity of integrating what I’ve learned into my daily life. Sometimes it is easier than others!
Peaceful Woman Maui Passage Feb 2010 Read More »
I’m on the edge of something big…I can feel it. There are many different paths before me. But which one is the right one for me? And which ones are only figments of my imagination?
In the theme of Busy Work and Procrastination, (it’s quite a running theme…) here’s a post to help you identify your methods of resistance, and break through your blocks from my friend, Trilby Jeeves.
The War of Art…battling resistance Read More »
I remember times when the teacher would give us worksheets to keep us busy while she graded papers or filled out reports. For some students this was a genuine opportunity to get more practice with multiplication skills or identifying parts of speech, but for me, it was just something to keep me busy – busy work. Fast forward to today, and I’m still doing busy work.
