If you can find a few moments, go get yourself a coffee, or drink, and watch this, it’s really beautiful and very much a rich thinking message:
http://www.flickspire.com/m/SimpleTruths/LifeIsLikeCoffee [read more]
If you can find a few moments, go get yourself a coffee, or drink, and watch this, it’s really beautiful and very much a rich thinking message:
http://www.flickspire.com/m/SimpleTruths/LifeIsLikeCoffee [read more]
Your purpose is like the stars — always there. You just can’t see it sometimes. Trust the course you set when all was clear and take bearings when you can. And remember to enjoy the journey, even the tough parts.
This was said to a friend of a friend of mine; I thought it was so lovely I would share it with you. [read more]
“Gratitude comes from finally handling one’s circumstances as they are rather than fighting them”.
A friend just emailed me a copy of Caroline Myss’s newsletter about Thanksgiving and in it was this sentence, which just jumped out at me. (You can read the whole newsletter here)
It got me reflecting. When I was fighting against all the debt that we had accrued as a result of the credit crunch in Ireland; when I couldn’t accept that I had ended up with an enormous amount of money owing; when I was railing against the banks and myself — I was a million miles away from gratitude.
And when I did indeed finally begin to work WITH the situation, as opposed to [read more]
Yesterday, at our morning sharing here in our community, we heard the day’s reading from Eileen Caddy in Opening Doors Within. I’m repeating it here because it was so pertinent to my particular situation at the moment, and applicable to everyone, I’m sure.
“Because something was right and proper yesterday does not mean it is today. That is why you have to live one day at a time, and live fully in the ever-present, glorious now; for when you can do it without any reservations and preconceived ideas you will be able to accept change without resistance and life will flow with ease and smoothness. It is much easier to say it than to do it, especially when you have [read more]
Anger is an acid…
“Anger is an acid that can do more harm to the vessel in which it is stored than to anything on which it is poured.” Seneca [read more]