"All points lead to now" has been my tag line for a long while. I find that no matter where we have been and what we have been through, it all leads us to this point in time — reading this article, drinking that cup of coffee, flirting with that husband, or living in that house.
Should you find yourself in a chronically leaking boat, energy devoted to changing vessels is likely to be more productive than energy devoted to patching leaks.
p>Every year brings a new opportunity to start fresh. Many people have the best of intentions when making resolutions, swearing that it will be the greatest fresh start ever.
It is accepted that life keeps shifting and changing. It's called progress. For the most part, after we stop fighting each new transition, we usually get into our groove and begin to acknowledge the next uncharted journey unfolding before us.
Resolution time — change is in the air. We want to do it this time! This time, we are really ready to lose that weight, get that project off the ground, write that book, clear that clutter, exercise more, meditate more, and be kinder.
Prayer is focused energy with strong intent. Developing a healthy prayer life is part of the dedication that is required for the journey on the spiritual path. Prayer can take many forms — formal, informal, casual, elegant, spoken, or silent. All are acceptable, and all are heard.
The English letter I relates to your current view of yourself, which includes attitudes formulated from past experiences and the confidence you have in managing your life. It reveals your perception of who you are.
