Posts Tagged ‘pleasure’

Finally, Too Many Have Awakened The fate of the human race and the planet has always been in women’s hands. We know it and we act accordingly. We have led the way in consciousness-raising through our creating and nurturing for millennia. The fate of the human race and the planet has always been in women’s…

Why you can’t think your way through an emotional question. One of the most common questions people ask me when we are deep into the questions about their life’s path is, “But how will I know, like truly know?” In some ways it is an excellent question. Many of us were raised and live in a…

Is it time to question your place in the game? “We are the only species that lives in zoos of our own design.” ~Christopher Ryan It’s an odd thing to notice you are conscious. Most humans don’t discern they are conscious. They see the doing as why we are here. They feel separate. They act like…

Life doesn’t happen one event, one emotion, or one idea at a time. We live in a complex world of simultaneity. I’ve been noticing a trend in the personal development realm toward monotasking rather than multitasking. And while the sentiment feels refreshing and ecstatically liberating, even if we are choosing to complete one task at…

What if you had a treasure map that led directly to a life of ease and flow? Would you wait to use it? Pleasure is that treasure map. Here’s the dilemma: The only person who can give you permission to use it anytime you want is you. I see it every day in my office.…

A Reflection on Faithful Intention I remember moving this ussie that Bri took of us (with his left hand you may notice) in the woods of the Upper Peninsula to a spot in our kitchen where it remains to this day. I did that then because, nine years ago Bri was moved to a rehabilitation…

I love keeping you all updated when I refine my Ethics In Action. In this enhancement, I was called to include the assurance that all communication you receive from me was written by me, never technology. While artificial intelligence has powerful applications, I don’t believe that personal connection is one of them. Neither do I…

I appreciate writing these musings knowing I’ll get to share them with you. Often these reflections are sourced from my personal journals as I do my own seeking. Since we share this connection, it is likely we also share the passion for curiosity; curiosity toward self and the world around us. I find curiosity to…

Hello, awesome one! I have to smile as I type this because I recently had someone ask me why I call people “awesome ones” as a habit. As I reflected on the quirk, I realized it’s a plethora of reasons. First, as a child of the 1980s, I still use words like gnarly, rad, neato,…