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by Jack Canfield
August 21, 2014 Reprinted from http://jackcanfield.com
Variety is the spice of life. But if you – like me – view the world as an exciting buffet of opportunities to learn, try and create new things, you know that variety can be dangerous.
The problem is that it’s easy to get distracted from the goals and commitments you’ve already made. Rather than seeing things through to completion, you abandon the goals and projects you’ve already started...
by Bruce Lipton
Hello Dear Friends, Cultural Creatives, and Imaginal Cells!
The evolution is in full swing. Having returned from 6 months on the road (Australia, New Zealand, India, Turkey, Israel, Vienna, Dublin and London, whew!), the news from the world front is that all these countries are facing the very same issues as citizens in the States: inefficient governments, unstable economic systems, wealth being concentrated into the hands of a few, escalating...
by Gregg Braden
Why “now” is so different
Now is different. The world that we grew up in is gone, and it’s not coming back. It disappeared before our eyes. While we were shopping for the weekly groceries, putting meals on the table for our families, and caring for our aging parents, the familiar world we’ve known and trusted disappeared. The problem is that no one told us this was happening. No one told us that our lives were being changed forever.
There was no...
by Joan Borysenko
Hi Friends,
Neuroscience, mood, health, and the creation of meaning have all come together in a new field called narrative medicine. How you tell the story of your life can make the difference between bitterness and gratefulness; fear and trust; love and hate; and even sickness and health. One of my favorite neuroscientists and therapists, Dan Siegel, M.D. writes, "...narrative medicine is creating a larger context for your story that lets you...
by Neale Donald Walsch
My Dear Friends...
This is a very special time of year because it is the Time of New Beginnings. For me, January signifies the wonder and the excitement and the liberation of “starting over.” The Old Year is behind me and the New Year has just begun; the blackboard has been erased, I’ve got a clean slate.
There’s something metaphysical about all that; there’s a message in the folds of that experience that comes directly from God. The message is...
by Lynne McTaggart
Reprinted from Lynne McTaggart's Blog
For all the many things we have to be thankful for this over this weekend of Thanksgiving, our greatest gift, in my view, is just being alive to witness and participate in this particular slice of history.
Make no mistake: we are one of the most important generations that has ever lived. Every choice we make in dealing with all the calamities in our midst today – the continued financial issues, climate and...
by Stephen Dinan
Posted September 6, 2013 on The Catalyst
SEE ALSO www.calltoprayerforsyria.com
While the situation may seem hopeless in Syria, I do believe there is a pathway to a transformational outcome — one that results in real evolution for our world.
That pathway begins by looking at the situation with the lens of our new, global consciousness: how do we ensure that criminal acts on the scale being perpetrated now, are stopped and transformed for the...
by Gerard Senehi
Reprinted from the Huffington Post, July 15, 2013
Eleanor Roosevelt famously said: "Freedom makes a huge requirement of every human being. With freedom comes responsibility."
Dear Eleanor, did you really mean responsibility? Doesn't freedom mean that I am no longer told what to do, how to think and whom to be? That I can finally choose for myself and not be bound by some external dictate? What does responsibility have to do with freedom then?...
by Jean Houston
Dear Friend,
Sitting on my deck this morning surrounded by the many gifts of the upstart spring—valleys dressed in shadows and light, pungent aromas from budding fir trees, mating ladybugs and chorales of birds, I am filled with joy at the gift of life today, on my 76th birthday. In my 27,376 days, I have lived under 912 full moons, worked in 108 countries, been present to the dying of the old and the rising of the new such as few in history...
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by Don Beck [1937-2022]
Regardless of your own political views, memetic codes, or location on the intensity spectrum (from flame thrower to pragmatic) you must be both concerned and confused as to the current issues in Washington DC. While the words “stalemate, “crazy,” “polarized and soaked with acrimony,” define the condition, it appears the huge gaps in our society continue to grow and expand. The fiercely fought presidential campaign has not abated one bit....