10 hours ago by Joanne Deck

Last week, I wrote about using the idea of a parking lot to place thoughts or needs that we have but can’t do anything about at the moment. I had a wonderful experience with this practice and how a need was met easily in a way that amazed me. When I was in college, it was a struggle each year to fin ...

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1 day ago by allbuttonedup

The growing of our family can be measured in lots of collateral ways: loads of laundry, dirty dishes, toys, time it takes to leave the house, etc. The numbers seem to increase exponentially, which can be confusing or perfectly reasonable. For example: Quilts. I live with one child who has some sort ...

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7 days ago by zanemaser

In the gorgeous sunrise a few hours ago, we rode our bikes to the grocery store. It seems most of the Super Bowl Madness of goodie buying had already reached its fevered peak, and the store had returned to greater levels of sanity. This is a happy and long-anticipated day for legions of football fan ...

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7 days ago by Joanne Deck

Most people think of cars when they hear the phrase “parking lot.” As a trainer, the phrase has an additional meaning. During a workshop, when participants bring up a relevant issue that we cannot address at that moment, I put the item in the parking lot. I label a flip chart page “Parking Lot” and ...

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11 days ago by Maruli

489. Demisexuality And Morals Somewhere I read the suggestion to imagine a world, where more people were demisexual. My spontaneous reaction was to think, that this would be one huge step nearer to paradise, especially for women. But this needs some elaboration. Humans can hardly survive alone, they ...

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14 days ago by Joanne Deck

Following up on last week’s theme of attracting good, one way to draw into our lives more of what we need and desire is to minimize judgment. Ideally it would be best if we could eliminate it altogether, but I’ve not met anyone who’s done that, although there may well be a few who have. When I say e ...

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17 days ago by the sensually fluid yogini, Mitzi Connell

Never underestimate the immense importance of someone’s birthday, Sweet Angel, to that same someone, on that very day. It’s like, really, really HUGE. Especially when you appreciate that they chose it, probably one million years ago, surrounded by the wisest of the wise, scared to pieces by rumors o ...

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18 days ago by sacredsoulreiki

Sending out Reiki for Receptivity. Many of us are wonderful at giving. We give from the heart and we continue to give and give, which is truly a wonderful thing. To maintain and achieve balance in one’s life we must also be receivers as well. We need to allow ourselves to receive from others so that ...

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21 days ago by Joanne Deck

Have you ever noticed that there are some people you just love to be around? I remember years ago working with a man named Jason who made me feel like a million bucks whenever I saw him. I looked forward to our brief conversations because I always felt so good about myself afterward. Other people ar ...

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28 days ago by Joanne Deck

Many people tell me that they prefer giving over receiving. I wonder if they’ve ever considered where they got what they have to give. It’s common sense to recognize that we can only give what we have in the first place, and what we have we received from somewhere. If we have money to give, we recei ...

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