Summer Reading
Some of my favorite books, and books on my current reading list for fiction, professional development and personal growth.
Mary’s Musings
I AM a Powerful Manifestor!
This week I had the experience of unconscious manifesting. I am making efforts to become more conscious in manifesting.
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Healing the Waters
My spiritual circle did a ceremony to heal the waters. With the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico growing, groups are turning their focus to healing the waters.
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Quiet Time in a Busy Life
With all the responsibilities of day to day life, quiet time and self care can get lost in the shuffle. This past week has been even busier than usual for me. Making space for quiet time was shuffled to the bottom of my ‘to do’ list, and I definitely felt the effects.
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Breathe Love
When I’m in pain, like most people, my breathing gets shallow and quick. Then I started a technique that my dad taught me when he was learning to manage chronic pain.
Cleaning Up the Gulf Oil Spill
I don’t watch the news…on purpose. You’d have to be a pretty determined hermit if you haven’t heard about the catastrophe in the Gulf of Mexico (and if you are, I am honored that you’re reading my blog!). Over a month ago now, operations to drill for oil in the Gulf failed–spectacularly. It cost 11 people their lives, and continues to kill off all levels of ocean life.
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An Invitation…
I recently returned home from The Peaceful Woman Maui Facilitator Passage. This is the third time I have gone, and it continues to amaze me. Or rather, I continue to amaze myself.
Changing my reaction
I was going to write about my recent experiences with the Peaceful Woman’s Maui Facilitator Passage, but that was before I opened the dryer and found two crayons–one red and one yellow–in with the clothes.
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Stuff
Last week after the funeral, I helped my parents and my sister clean out my Grandmother’s apartment. There was a potential for hard feelings in the family with some of the sentimental items. Ultimately, none of Grandma’s “stuff” was so important to me that it was worth hurting the relationships with my family members.