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The long slow work of becoming fully me

It is quire humbling, God, to realize that I have resisted their help all these years! I’d labeled my Warrior Sprit as a fierce and angry part of myself and did my best to wall her off. That just made her angrier.

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Posted in Anger, connecting, Growth Opportunities, humility, learning, loving myself, Ongoing Transformation

Surviving — Even Delighting — in Change

So, I wrote my mom a story about it called Here Be Dragons, which started by noting that we all have mental maps. I ended by offering assurances that we can continue to build mental maps as we age — it just takes longer

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Posted in Changing, Choosing to respond, learning, so much to learn, The difficulty of changing

Save the DATE! March 7-9, 2013

Please, God, I want a lot of folks to receive what Honolulu ’13 Conference has to offer. And I would REALLY LOVE it to have folks come from all over the world. They could come early to relax and then stay a few days after the three-day conference to let it all soak in — while they soak in the sun.

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Posted in breathing in Your Spirit, Celebrations, Faith, God wants to nourishes us, learning

A Full Day, and a Monk Seal, too!

I just read yesterday that people with good social support networks have a longevity edge. I would think being gregarious would give a species a survival edge as well.

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Posted in learning, so much to learn, The difficulty of changing, Uncategorized

A New Year and a New Leaf

But, this morning, once I officially gave myself permission to make mistakes — to do it wrong the first several times — I felt ever so much better.

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Posted in courage, Creating, learning, Mistakes

Knowing more about what we EAT

Foods have been changing their nutritional content — while keeping the same name — ever since SALT was refined.

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Posted in Caring, Eating for health, food questions, health, learning

Microbiomes, Mexican Pyramids and MORE

Good bacteria from the transplant can overwhelm the assorted troubles caused by bad ones like Clostridium difficile. Promising news!

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Posted in complexity, learning, web of life

Some thoughts at Sunset

Noticing is good! Cherishing the idea of a good day ending and a new day coming is even better. And I suppose that planning for those New Days is best yet.

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Posted in attitudes, Balancing and adjustments, becoming the change I wish to see, Centering Prayer, learning

Unleashing Grandmothers — around the World

“Our schools teach at the best time for the students — not the best time for the teachers.” And there was a photo of children who worked all day, learning at night.

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Posted in Help me to see, learning, Ongoing Transformation

Self-Care — I’m Adding Self-Stretching

So, I’m adding to self-indulgence and self-discipline a new category — Self-Stretching!

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Posted in learning, self care as maintenance, Self-Respect

Blogs I Follow
Brené Brown

chatting and sometimes, listening

Rachel Naomi Remen

chatting and sometimes, listening

A Moment with God

chatting and sometimes, listening

Sacred Dance Guild Journal

Since 1958 articles by members & guests offer news about activities, history, Sacred Dance practices, profiles of Sacred Dancers, choreography, images & illustrations.

Victoria Paulsen

How to Step In -- Substitute Teaching

Brené Brown

chatting and sometimes, listening

Rachel Naomi Remen

chatting and sometimes, listening

A Moment with God

chatting and sometimes, listening

Sacred Dance Guild Journal

Since 1958 articles by members & guests offer news about activities, history, Sacred Dance practices, profiles of Sacred Dancers, choreography, images & illustrations.

Victoria Paulsen

How to Step In -- Substitute Teaching