What makes something spiritual?
Where do you draw the line? Are some things more inherently filled with spirit than others? Or perhaps it says more about you?
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Where do you draw the line? Are some things more inherently filled with spirit than others? Or perhaps it says more about you?
What makes something spiritual? Read More »
All about how one pair of shoes promised so much, and delivered so little.
But really, how it’s not about the shoes … it’s never about anything outside of you. You are the one constant, you are the one that has ultimate responsibility in all of this.
Do you like shoes too? Read More »
Buddha never had problems! You think?
No matter what Buddha did or didn’t have – here’s the beauty of all your problems and challenging situations … actually.
Buddha never had kids and a job and a mortgage Read More »
What is a good result? Is it getting what you want in the short term? Or having a deeper understanding, a better perspective, “growing as a person” because you didn’t get what you wanted? Have you ever lived through something that wasn’t pleasant at the time but now when you look back, you’re actually glad
The Silver Lining. Read More »
I’ve always wanted to live the best life possible. The whole reason for learning and practicing Ascension meditation, to consciously and actively have a better attitude, to clearly see what limiting thoughts and attitudes I have, all of it is to make the most of my time here. I realised early on that life is short.
Make the most of your time here. Read More »
“You are the only problem you will ever have and you are the only solution.” – Bob Proctor Resistance is the thing that kills all enjoyment and effectiveness. The cause of all your problems is resisting what is happening. I get to talk to a lot of people so I get to have a good overall
Resistance is futile – there is an easier way. Read More »
“Oh, I don’t really think about that, because it’s wasted energy, isn’t it? What’s done is done, we can’t change that, but we can change the way we cope with it.” – Diane Piper, mother of Katie whose face was burnt in an acid attack, when asked how she felt about the attackers Everyone has challenges.
The wisdom of choosing to be happy. Read More »
“We who lived in concentration camps can remember the men who walked through the huts comforting others, giving away their last piece of bread. They may have been few in number, but they offer sufficient proof that everything can be taken from a man but one thing: the last of the human freedoms — to
Your life is your attitude. Read More »
The key to staying cool, calm and collected is to have little islands in your day, regular little points of detachment from the world where you completely come away from what you are involved in. Spreading these times throughout your day when you stop and reconnect is the key to not losing your peace and fully enjoying
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I just came back from three months at the Bright Path Ishaya retreat in Spain. Waking up this morning in my little cottage in the UK is different, but wonderful. There was a real sense of peace and serenity and aliveness on the mountain there in Spain. But you know what? There is here in North Yorkshire too.
Freaking out about life Read More »