Because of our hopes for your healing, we have had the directory blessed as it came off the press; and again at delivery and before the debut.

How ever you believe or don’t believe, this blessing is for you, the reader.

First, it’s been a while since I’ve written.  My day job took precedence over my passion of writing. Second, I am so not going to write on New Years Resolutions.  In year’s past I’ve made resolutions that I’ve kept or NOT.  It seems pointless to make promises that are set up to fail. That’s why [...]

For those who believe they came here for a purpose. This is the year you agreed to be here for. Whether you believe in the Mayan Prophesies, the solar flares, or any other scare tactic, this is the year that counts. This is a year that will try our patience.

This Week’s Torah Portion: Veyeishev

Does God make things happen or do we? Is life pre-destined, or can we change our destiny? Is it our ‘ karma”, divine will or do we have free will ?

My 7 words:  A Workbook for the Soul Seeking Answers Change isn’t easy.  At birth, we weren’t promised that life would be easy; that we would be given all the tools we needed to survive this lifetime.  What we were given was a life plan, two dysfunctional parents and a push into a new reality.  [...]

When we enter a room where family has gathered and we begin to feel “little”, it’s our clue that we are “wrapped” in the past. Oh, to be present!!! To be the adult I know I am!!! To be free from all the minutia!! What a gift this would be!

  I’m so excited that Colorado College is going to host Taking Root.  It is an incredible movie about Wangari Maathai who won the Nobel Peace Prize.  Paul Burke will be facilitating the dialogue after.  For those who knew Equinaut years ago, Paul was our movie reviewer. Taking Root tells the story of the Green [...]

Kislev is one of the darkest times of the year, yet Kislev is a time of expansiveness, travel, and going forward in life with trust and faith. We are able to go forward and take risks this month because Kislev is a time of deepening faith and trust in God.

t’s a spiritual account of what happens when you (you as in Lisette, me and the reader) let go of judgment; and embrace the experiences that make up your life. It would have been easy for Lisette to bemoan her role as caregiver, complaining and worrying along side the patient’s family, ending up spiritually burn-out. Lisette chose a different path.

This post goes with my review of Lisette Larkins’ new book, Difficult People. This was my 5 words description: Difficult People Mirror My Emotions Lisette Larkins’ new book, Difficult People, A Gateway to Enlightenment is ALL about people who come into our lives to be our mirrors, reflections of ourselves.  Her book is filled with [...]