Regret.
Regret. It is not something I readily accept. Have I missed the mark at times in my life? Most certainly … but to list one or another as “regret” is something I have, for the most part, rejected. In my Continue reading Regret.
Category Archives: Spiritual Psychology
An early morning walk thought.
Before the sun rises, as most folks remain buried in pillows, I am often walking. It’s peaceful … with few distractions, and I think as I step. This morning my thoughts turned to Ho’opoponopono, putting it all in motion with Continue reading An early morning walk thought.
Hiking it out.
A note before I begin: my goal is to “get ahead” on the writing here, where I’m not pressed to write a piece for the very next day. In what is viagra spite of being “on vacation” the last couple Continue reading Hiking it out.
It all begins with me … ??
From Steinbrecher (p. 38): By searching out and healing that inner part of myself which participates in the particular manifestation of negativity or unconsciousness, my outer world improves. I understood that no one can do anything harmful or destructive to Continue reading It all begins with me … ??
Clearing a place at the table.
I have mentioned a couple or more times in my writing thus far, “it is time.” Ah yes, indeed. As the new year comes, I have considered how best to re-frame the structure of my “practice.” Surely this sounds rigid Continue reading Clearing a place at the table.
Tripping the trigger.
Do you know what “trips your trigger?” It’s the “line crossed” … the “button pushed” … whatever it is that pushes you “over the edge” emotionally. It’s a pretty safe bet we all have them. If not, perhaps we’re talking Continue reading Tripping the trigger.
Remember to forget …
… to re-member. Death is not an end, but a transition to another “place” … a transformation from one to another. The wheel turns … and we roll progressively toward re-membering. Granted, this is a perspective. The “mechanics” … the Continue reading Remember to forget …