www.EnergyMakeover4U.comYou’ve probably heard the statement “Begin with the end in mind” sometime in your life. It is a great guiding principle and also one you might fail to use when getting caught up in the many details that are part of planning and goal setting. When a group is involved in creating a plan, the process can become even more complicated as various parties jockey to get their ideas heard and incorporated. Like me, you’ve probably endured far too many meetings wondering if a plan would ever be conceived.
I really do try to pay attention when I take my daughter to the orthodontist. We are getting to the point now where the braces are about to come off. I should be watching as the assistant cleans her teeth, talks about her progress, or lack of it, in regards to her bite shifting into the correct position. I should be engaging in small talk, asking the orthodontist about how his life is going and what his kids are up to and what he did for the holidays. But I can’t. The windows are too big.
www.JesusReligion.comThe other day, I was enjoying the sunshine and decided to close my eyes. As I sat
there and relaxed, I noticed numerous birds chirping around me. Immediately, I found
myself transported back in time to when I was a young boy. I recall how I would go to
bed in the summer when it was still light outside. I would lay there listening to the
birds chirp, while my window was open to let in some cool evening air.
www.LightseedsOffice.comJust three days ago I had to put my best companion for 15 years to sleep - my cat Millie. I have not had to deal with grief for a very long time and it was a shock to me how deeply I have felt her loss. Previous losses of pets and family members occurred before I was spiritually aware, and I'm rather surprised by how the loss of my soul-kitty has affected me.
designyourrelationships.comI recently met a woman at a local event who was instantly drawn to me. As usual there was learning for me to share with all of you. It was a revelation how we as women wear our societal labels.
www.crittercommunicator.comThe thing about the chaos of healing is how tricky it is. It masquerades as real stuff. I think of myself as pretty savvy and sophisticated when it comes to the crisis of “healing”, “growing”, learning”, whatever word you want to use to describe that really uncomfortable and painful jump into the unknown of being a better person. So I was pretty surprised when after four days of looking at the facts and considering all aspects …..”I got nuthin”. “Maybe this time all the ground clutter is real?!” That aforementioned thought led me to reconsider some of my core beliefs. Maybe I needed to change some things…..
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