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Karma is a word extrapolated from ancient Indian ideology that refers to the fact that all actions one takes have consequences. Said another, less wordy way; what goes around comes around. People tend to view karmic "go-around" in shadow terms: hurt someone, and you'll get hurt back in like-kind. Steal, and you will be stolen from, blah, blah. Additionally, new age thinkers tout that one will have to pay back their "karmic debt" in the next lifetime. Nothing could

In any effort of transformation, whether it be in a physical, mental or emotional realm, the secret is to consciously transform the issue from a material aspect to a spiritual pursuit. In other words, what is the learning lesson in the drama/trauma at hand at the moment? I am in the process of selling off some of my real estate assets in a move to lessen the angst that comes with owning rental properties. I recently spent over thirty thousand dollars renovating a

Weaponization: meaning to take a thing and make a weapon out of it. The most popular and modernized use of this word has been applied in regard to using the court system to go after someone you don’t like – an enemy. This “warfare” tactic is an in-your-face, visible method of creating chaos. What about other weaponizations that run deep…unconscious weaponization? Many weaponization ideologies come to mind; however, there is one weaponization tool that has been use

Put $100 in the bank today, and in twenty years at 5% interest, that same $100 will be worth $265.33. Is faith required for this magic to happen? Not hardly. You gave the bank use of your money for a certain length of time at a certain rate of return. When that contract expires, your agreement will be fulfilled, and you will be $165.33 richer. When we were born as spirit-beings-having-a-human-experience, we also arrived with a contract to fulfill. Every resource n

Linda became a writer at 38 when Ken passed away from cancer at 41. The two of them were the "dynamic duo" of real estate before Ken died, earning a good living for years. After Ken died, and because of her grief, Linda was unable to cope and became delusional. All the wealth they had accumulated, the boat, the cars, and the big house on the water slowly dissipated. Linda lost it all and was living like a bag lady on the street for about two years when her brother finally s

The other day, I found myself sequestered in what my girlfriends call my "Barbie doll closet," getting ready for a date night with my husband. My closet is quite large and is filled with a nice (but aging) array of seasonal clothing to include shoes, hats, jewelry, scarves, belts, sweaters and jackets that I, in Barbie doll fashion, mix and match to produce hopefully attractive (and sometimes sexy) outfits. This is an oddity I can't explain except that I never had a Barbie do