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Life without perceptual distortion is bliss, joy and continuing miracles
Posted on June 23, 2017 16 Comments
“We either make ourselves miserable, or we make ourselves strong. The amount of work is the same.”― Carlos Castaneda Harper’s magazine recently listed mistaken reports of animals in distress compiled by an animal rescue shelter on the island of Guernsey. A sick seal on a beach ended up being a duvet. A dead cat was […]
Why gratitude is the best game in town
Posted on March 31, 2017 36 Comments
“The universe is programmed for your joy.”–Marianne Williamson As a devotee of A Course in Miracles, I go through its 365 lessons every year, starting January 1. Right now, the lessons are teaching me about grievances and how every time I have one, I block the light, I block the miracles, I block the truth. […]
Confessions of a bleeding heart liberal
Posted on January 9, 2017 56 Comments
“Shall we let the election be the big bang of our national universe, the time we let our differences send us flying apart? Shall we let terror simplify the world to good and evil? Or shall we lean toward one another, recognize our need, and cherish all magnetic nudges toward inclusion?”—Kim Stafford I cheered for […]
Important news flash: There is only one problem left in the world.
Posted on September 26, 2016 15 Comments
“Through His power and glory all your wrong decisions are undone completely, releasing you and your brothers from every imprisoning thought.” —A Course in Miracles This will probably come as a shock, but there is only one problem in the world today. Despite all its many wily manifestations, this one problem is the same for […]
Is it time to tune into a new radio station?
Posted on May 9, 2015 20 Comments
“At every point in time, there are infinite possibilities and a parallel reality exists for each possibility.” –Daniel Jackson, Stargate Imagine this? A foreign exchange student from a tiny African village with no running water or electricity comes to the West and gets dropped off at a hotel room. The hotel maid, who has a […]
Why Freaky Friday has become “Well, duh!” ……or….Miracles, it’s just how we roll
Posted on April 3, 2015 23 Comments
“I thought my life would include more impromptu sing-a-longs.”—Susan Kristiansen Happy Friday, my friends. Thought I’d head into the weekend with a couple stories from the Twilight Zone. Only these days, we fully realize that what used to be dubbed miraculous or coincidental or beyond the natural order is nothing but the universe saying, “Psst. […]
Miracles are natural, normal daily occurrences for those with the eyes to see.
Posted on March 9, 2015 20 Comments
‘If miracles had chemical equations then everyone would believe.” ― Cecelia Ahern Let me start by announcing that 24 winners have been chosen for the E-Cubed Selfie Challenge. As I’ve said countless times, everyone who entered automatically won because by simply creating a new vision for yourself, you’ve started the ball rolling for that reality’s […]
The F word and why I use it daily
Posted on October 23, 2014 32 Comments
“Let go all the trivial things that churn and bubble on the surface of your mind.”—A Course in Miracles I’ve come up with a test for determining what’s important. If it’s widely misunderstood, it’s probably worth my attention. Case in point: the word “God”—more baggage than a Samsonite store, completely misconceived, the coolest force on […]
Important news flash: There is only one problem left in the world.
Posted on June 27, 2014 7 Comments
“Through His power and glory all your wrong decisions are undone completely, releasing you and your brothers from every imprisoning thought.” —A Course in Miracles This will probably come as a shock, but there is only one problem in the world today. Despite all its many wily manifestations, this one problem is the same for […]
The most important question you will ever ask: What are you willing to believe is possible?
Posted on May 19, 2014 33 Comments
“Let your mind be cleared of all the foolish cobwebs which the world would weave.”—A Course in Miracles Let me guess. You probably watched some TV show last night—maybe the season finale of “The Good Wife” or “Game of Thrones” or one of the other hot shows that TV execs like to run on Sunday […]
