Thomas Merton to Aldous Huxley during their discussion about genuine & pseudo-mysticism: What I would call a supernatural and mystical experience…has in it very essence some note of a direct spiritual contact of two liberties, a kind of flash or spark which ignites an intuition…plus something much more which I can only describe as “personal”, … Continue reading Know ye not that ye are Gods. ~ Moses (the dude, not the dog)
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I Don’t Know Jack
I really don't know jack about some shit. What follows, naturally, is I don't know Jack Shit. In particular, I don't know Jack about a good bit of this otherwise-called "spiritual" stuff. Some folks expect me to because I've chosen to add the label of "healer" & "teacher" to the alphabet string after my last … Continue reading I Don’t Know Jack
What if it really is “In Between the Stories”?
Inspired by Rumi, blog posts about hate, love and god; and 24 hours steeped in connection with all that is. In Between Stories ~ Rumi Did you hear that? It’s the man who was looking for treasure. He wants me to finish his story. You didn’t hear him? Then, he must be inside me yelling, … Continue reading What if it really is “In Between the Stories”?
Spiritual Naivety?
There are those who think of me as 'merely' naive when it comes to things of spirit. Here, I ask they consider their own limitation of expression that appears bound by others' ideas & ideals. The string of logic posed by quite a few is that I've not studied spiritualism, metaphysics, any aspect of any … Continue reading Spiritual Naivety?
This Morning Say I AM You
When I woke up this morning, I felt my body pulsing in a manner not entirely my own. It's not an unusual thing for me. I always know I'm connected to you, he, she, that thing both within and without that connects us all. It's not unusual for me to feel another's heartbeat alongside mine, … Continue reading This Morning Say I AM You
On being childlike
This post is inspired by two events last week. The first involved a session with a new client; the second, a reminder from Panache Desai to play like a five-year old. On Saturday, a new client came to see me for a number of reasons--some shared, some not. He happens to be an older gentleman, … Continue reading On being childlike
Finding my voice
Simplicity seems to baffles many folks. Because we want to understaaand stuff. The hows of stuff. The whys of stuff. How does it fit with what I think I already know? Which box of life-data do I put this information in so that it makes sense to me? This concept has become stronger over the course … Continue reading Finding my voice
A Baby’s Hug
A Lesson on Judgement, Openness and Love sent by a friend via email and I thought it worth sharing!! Thanks, Jackie! We were the only family with children in the restaurant. I sat Erik in a high chair and noticed everyone was quietly sitting and talking. Suddenly, Erik squealed with glee and said, 'Hi.' He … Continue reading A Baby’s Hug
Inspired by a new friend and following through
Funny how the electronic age and all of it's twits, tweets, Faces and other gizmos, whatzits, and widgets have helped morph my definition of 'friend'. A couple of weeks ago, I 'met' a woman named Shea McGuir (follow her here because she's just that cool--@happybranding). What's followed is an e-conversation inspired by a few … Continue reading Inspired by a new friend and following through
So how does this healing stuff work, exactly?
A woman who called the other day to see about scheduling an appointment asked that question. She's feeling like one hot mess and wanted to know if I could help. She'd heard about me through local gossip (free marketing, anyone?) and wanted to know how this "stuff" works, "exactly". I dunno exactly. Here's … Continue reading So how does this healing stuff work, exactly?
