It’s a Wonderful Life – March 11.2022

It’s a Wonderful Life – March 11.2022

Have a New Idea ”I can’t understand why people are frightened of new ideas; I am frightened by the old ones.”  John Cage It’s clearly time to create – to invent – to make all things new.  In attempting to discern the possible lessons and opportunities that these last...
It’s a Wonderful Life – March 4, 2022

It’s a Wonderful Life – March 4, 2022

Mirror Mirror on the Wall For over 30 years, I have considered quantum physics as something that reveals more about our life than we know.  It harkens back to the days when I first heard Deepak Chopra say …”Not only is life stranger than you think, it is stranger than...
It’s a Wonderful Life – Feb 25, 2022

It’s a Wonderful Life – Feb 25, 2022

Seeing with the eyes of the Heart As February comes to a close and the series on Heart completes-it seems time for both a little inspiration and a little light heartedness.  To see with the heart means to move beyond what we can see with our physical eyes.  For me, it...
It’s a Wonderful Life – Feb 18, 2022

It’s a Wonderful Life – Feb 18, 2022

One From the Heart A favorite teacher of mine, Mickey Singer (The Untethered Soul) says the key to individual change or to global change is to “keep your heart open -no matter what.”  If we look closely, we can definitely tell our heart tends to be closed more than...
It’s a Wonderful Life – Feb 11, 2022

It’s a Wonderful Life – Feb 11, 2022

Terms of Endearment Excerpt from The Whole Language-the power of extravagant tenderness.  Gregory Boyle. “Endearments are the containers of our tenderness.  Sacraments delivered daily. They are the words and gestures that transport our love from one person to...
It’s a Wonderful Life – Feb 4, 2022

It’s a Wonderful Life – Feb 4, 2022

You Gotta Have Heart Welcome To February – the shortest month of the year and jam packed with emphasis on Non-Violence, (Dr. King and Ghandi), Black History Month, Good Heart Health and of course my personal favorite, Valentine’s Day….I try to forget its origins on...