Dear One,
Before the Fire – after I moved to the Forest to my Mountain Home – a beautiful ritual came to me. One night I dreamed I made my own rose tea with rose pedals. Continue reading Create A Ritual
Dear One,
Before the Fire – after I moved to the Forest to my Mountain Home – a beautiful ritual came to me. One night I dreamed I made my own rose tea with rose pedals. Continue reading Create A Ritual
Dear One,
Softness is such a special quality. It is NOT to be confused with weakness. In a world that can be so harsh, demanding, challenging and exhausting, it is easy to forget about gentleness and softness and drop into hardness.
Dear One,
There is a saying in Tibetan, “Tragedy should be utilized as a source of strength.” No matter what sort of difficulties you go through or how painful the experience is, if you lose your hope, that’s your real disaster.” Continue reading Tragedy As A Source of Strength
Dear One,
How can you feel safe in a world that seems to be so out of balance? How can you feel safe if you lost your home in a natural disaster or due to other circumstances this year?
I invite you to investigate the meaning of safety and security with me? What does it mean to you? How would you answer this question to a friend?
Dear One,
How is your heart today? How are you feeling?
When you go through huge crisis like losing your home and all you owned, it is absolutely disorienting, uprooting and confusing. Remember that over and over!
Dear One,
We can’t help it. We love asking the WHY questions. It happens almost by itself. As if all of us were programmed to think and live this way.
Asking the WHY questions, the mind and ego will continue to run the show, our life and create havoc inside of us. ‘Why’ can also easily keep us stuck in victim energy and put us even more down in precarious times when we really need to stay focused and clear.