A couple of weeks ago I was going to the cafeteria at work (walking outside) and someone pointed out that there were a lot of dragonflies and that she had never seen so many. It reminded me of the fireflies and the significance of that. I actually attended a wedding a year ago with a …
Limerance is not a topic most people discuss. In fact, most people do not even know what limerance is. I didn’t, until I read Dorothy Tennov’s Love and Limerance. The research to come from the book is not only mind-blowing, it turns the notion of romantic attachments on its head. The “high” that people …
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If you are old enough to remember the first run of the Flintstones, then you probably remember that Fred’s hobby is bowling, and if you watch Honeymooner’s re-runs you probably notice that Ralph and Norton both worship their bowling balls. However, bowling as a symbol of the good life is not confined to television sitcoms. …
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When I was a practicing Buddhist, we talked about raising our life condition in order to manifest what we wanted. If you read my earlier post about my involvement in the NSA organization, you would know that I chanted for four years and we were essentially manifesting what we wanted by making lists and chanting …
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I started intentional manifesting probably before I knew that is what I was doing. When I was sixteen years old I was in a car accident and hospitalized. I experienced the NDE but there was no white light. I was never really close to death. However, I was in and out of consciousness and remember …
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Whenever there is a crisis of any type, time seems to slow. You may sit around a hospital waiting room for fourteen hours, having forgotten to eat, feeling your jeans becoming looser and your mind more focused. Suddenly, what was so important yesterday—the stain on your new white blouse, the missed dental appointment, the squeaky …
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Nothing is exact. On the beach, there are millions of sand grains, and there is no real ending or beginning point as one might see in a sock drawer or on a desk. Grains of sand, leaves on the ground, snowflakes, and other physical entities that have no real defined beginning or end provide us …
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I just finished watching Caroline Myss’ DVD The Three Levels of Power and one thing that she said really caught my attention: you can have all the ideas in the world, but if you don’t have the power or energy to implement them, they are worthless. This sentiment also reminds me of the concept behind …
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This afternoon I was listening to a Flowdreaming podcast. Flowdreaming is a manifesting technique developed by Summer McStravick. On the Podcast, a caller said she wanted to write a book but could not find the time. Summer went on to relay the information on how she got her first book published, mentioning that sometimes she …
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Halloween is a great holiday. Aside from the constant rhythm of interruptions, remnants of mischief night, leaves that haven’t been raked, and the memories of Halloweens past, Halloween raises doubt. The idea of ghouls and ghosts come to the forefront. The 1500 some odd FiOS channels I have are filled with documentaries on spooky things. …
