The Warrior’s Road Faith stands at that juncture where what is seen on the outside and what is pulsating on the inside are so at odds with each other that a decision has to be made. Will we see and therefore believe – or believe, and therefore see? Once we make the choice to believe…
Tag: healing
Manifesting Magic: Healing the Inner Child
This month I’ve been doing some healing around an issue that for far too long I’ve kept under wraps: pulling back up to the surface the magic inherent in “little me”, which has been stuffed down for far too long. You see, like a lot of people, I came from a time and place where…
Writing for Life
Author and AllWrite? Founder Debbie Jinks was the next to answer the question I posed in her Facebook group: How has writing changed your life? Here is her heartwarming story of starting life anew one word at a time… First of all thanks to Kirstie Ganobsik and Trina Noelle for giving me the opportunity to…
Random Sagittarian Bluntness: The Best Accessory
Something happens to us when we smile, and when we share a laugh with others. You don’t have to worry about language barriers when you see that smile reach the eyes. A smile honors the soul and connects us–it bridges the gap between all of the differences that have been crafted to divide us by…
Random Sagittarian Bluntness: Honor Thy Mother or Father
“If you’re going through hell, keep going.”—Winston Churchill Single parents tend to get blamed for a lot of the ills of the world. And while there are some who do not take the job seriously, the majority are just trying to get through their day-to- day and build something positive and lasting from which to…
Random Sagittarian Bluntness: Chasing Eighteen
I am embarking upon a very ambitious project. I am rewinding everything back to eighteen. This may be a different year for you, but for me, it was the age I felt most in control of my life, dreams and direction. It was also the year, despite great, heart-wrenching loss, that my vision was laser-focused–the…
Random Sagittarian Bluntness: Coming Down
It’s the heaviness of insignificance that sets in first–the realization that everything you once thought about this person or people was misguided. This is when you realize that you were painting the factual black, white and many gray areas with your brush, heavy with all of the colors you saw in them. In truth, there…
Random Sagittarian Bluntness: Designing My Life.
Is it impossible not to try to impose your will upon other people? Do we look at people like pages in our personal wish catalog and try to compel them to be attracted to us by the sheer power of our will alone? Do we really take into account their total being as a person…
Random Sagittarian Bluntness: You are Art
I love all of my friends and family for their individuality. For their unique take on the world whether it agrees with mine or not…for their beauty. A Picasso, is a Picasso and not a Monet…a Van Gogh is a Van Gogh and not a Magritte…a Renoir is not a Pollock and a Pollock is…
Things to Hold Our Spirit When Our Feet Have Lost Their Ground: A Brief Book Review
With all of the things in the world that have been pulling our focus from here to there, we can find ourselves spinning about. We can easily begin to mentally reel from the hits that seem to come from everywhere. During this time, I would like to share a book that I am currently…
