A Postcard from Source #30
Celebrate all that you are, and everything that comes your way. These postcards from Source remind us who are.
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Letting Go When the Plan Changes
Wow. It is so easy to get attached to our plans and not want to let go. I am sure everyone reading this, as well as myself, has a story about holding on too long. We can be especially challenged when we have been pursuing a vision from our soul and get the message that the plan has changed. Well, bleep-de-bleep-bleep-bleep!
Is It Gossip, or Not?
What’s gossip, and what’s not? Good question! I bring up this topic because several people have asked me recently if they were gossiping or sharing, and if there is a difference. There is a difference, but discernment is needed to know that difference. And just because something is not necessarily gossip does not necessarily mean it should be shared. Confused?
Has the World Gone Insane?
Has the world gone insane? Is mass consciousness suffering from mental illness? In 2015, I wrote a post with this title because many people were asking those questions in light of world events. It may seem the craziness is getting worse instead of better, but let’s talk.
Start 2024 by Sharing Joy
We have just come through the holiday season, a time when all the great world religions express their hopes for love, peace and joy in the world. Last month, I asked you to look within and find joy in who you are. This month, I am asking you to look for ways to share that …
Find Pure Joy in Who You Are
Have you found pure joy in who you are? I have often reminded you to find joy in the little things in life and in all that you do, but do you celebrate the glory and perfection of your being?
Remember the Parable of the Small Frog
The Parable of the Small Frog is one I am often guided to repost because it reminds us of how easily we put limits on our spiritual journey and our power. Be ready to take a leap.
A Postcard from Source #29
Patience is a virtue, and essential to allowing the plan to unfold. These postcards from Source remind us who are.
We All Live in a House of Mirrors
Have you ever been to a fair or an amusement park and played in the House of Mirrors? It is a fascinating place. No matter which direction you turn, you see yourself. Each mirror gives you a different view of who you are. And no matter how silly you look—short, tall, fat, skinny, bent—you know you’re looking at yourself.
I rarely quote myself, but…
I rarely quote myself, but I have been guided to this line from my book several times this week. When something pops up this often, I feel I should share it.