What are you, right now? Right now, you are a seeing being. The love that you brought when you came into this world is as pristine as it ever was. Why have you forgotten? Why do you insist on blanketing it under pretenses and stale bravadoes? Let the circus clown in this story remind you...
Our nonphysical connectivity is empowering. It's influenced by human intention. It's got everything to do with our thoughts . These thoughts connect to one magnificent database of energy. Let's use it for good.
Miracles enclose us in a life of abundance. They are ordinary and real. All we gotta do is believe in them. And if you're still in need of one today, I wish you miracles.
Allowing children to teach us to see again, requires a mind shift. You might need to relearn things like this: “Oh but they are,” Cooed the child. “When it’s raining They are black And leaves Sparkle.”
We’re one people brought down to our knees To face challenges we’ve ignored for too long If it weren’t for the love we all carry in our souls We would have perished already, alone
Summer of 2020... My brain is sizzled. How's yours? I hope you can still appreciate the moral of this story which is meant for children. Do let me know how you liked it. *wink*
Fear. We need it for basic survival. But we better learn to walk alongside it. So please, never let it run you down or get the best of you.
A slumbering soul ain’t ever been heard of And no dying dream a full life e’er could fulfill Life is precious when it is lived fully awoken Despite tribulations, sorrows, pain, and change This Life is real and please, make no mistaking That another is the purpose of this phase ...
When We Talk About Mindfulness, We are talking about the alert presence of mind. About bringing that innate awareness we already possess and making it sharper. About paying attention. About practicing wakefulness.
Are you laughing enough? Is the reason you aren't laughing because you see that life is too serious? Or because you think that laughter is childish? Well there's a disparity in the studies. And some have even called the disparity a myth. Is it just a myth? A joke? Regardless, this is one joke that just ain’t funny. Let me help you to see the benefits in laughter. Read on.
The Colombian Nobel prize-winning author Gabriel García Márquez published the novel Love in the Time of Cholera in Spanish in 1985. Have you read it? Do you remember how in the novel lovesickness is suggested to be a literal illness, something like a plague, comparable to cholera? Share your thoughts with me, please. Think I should make time for it? Maybe...
In Belize, there is only one season. Hot. And when that’s all you know about you do not complain. I never complained. Never. But, as I got older I became curious when at the end of the year I started noticing a pattern. First came the migrating birds and shortly after the migrating tourists. They landed on our shores; their pale faces a sure indication that they weren’t getting enough sun.