SOUL SEQUENCING BLOGS

Every “self-help” guru of the 1990s was about teaching and perfecting the art of setting goals.  Although so passé sounding now, the concept of goal-setting was the precursor to the fine art of intention-making. When setting goals, we were taught that you set yourself a specific “bar” or level of achievement for yourself along with a time period of when the goal was to be met, then worked like a dog to bring the goal into fruition.  I always had a problem with that type of go

"It is wise to learn the laws we set into motion by the choices we make. " -Course in Miracles We live in a world of spectrums, where the possibilities along any path stretch from one oblique corner to its furthest polar opposite.  Don’t believe this statement?  Just look around.  Republicans or Democrats?  Need a lockdown, or lockdowns don’t work.  Cold or warm?  Night or day?  Sterile or fertile?  Rich or poor?  Happy or sad?  Ancient Chinese tradition calls the phenomenon

I recently watched a movie staring Morgan Freeman called The Miracle on Belle Isle .  In the movie, Freeman was a writer turned alcoholic (something I could relate to) who rented a small cottage next to a women with three daughters.  One of the young daughters nagged Freeman right out of his alcoholism to teach her to write.  In the process Freeman’s character said “there’s only one innate skill you must have…imagination.” Imagination is the faculty of the mind that forms men

Religion seems to have its grips on most holidays and St. Patrick Day is no different. Folklore tells us St. Patrick died on March 17, 1461.  Born in fifth-century Britain, St. Patrick was enslaved when he was sixteen and brought to Ireland where he is credited with introducing Christianity there.  Ireland is said to be the Emerald Isle, which may explain the use of green everything on March 17.  St. Patrick also famously used the three leaves of the shamrock to offer a visua

In 2007, I began writing Sacred Relationship as a part of my “Sacred” Series ( Sacred Grief, Sacred Prosperity, and Sacred Space ).  Sacred Grief was the first one I wrote.  Sacred Relationship  was the second one I started, and the rough draft is still sitting in the large green leather bag I carry around when I travel, hoping the “spark” to finish it will ignite me.  At odds with myself over the subject matter, I regularly pray for guidance to finish Scared Relationship and

The official dawning of the new Aquarian Age has begun.  Planetarily speaking, in December of 2020, Earth passed from its relationship with the constellation Pisces, where it had been for 2000 years, into the constellation of Aquarius, where it will remain for the next 2000 years.  Even though we have been cusping into the Age of Aquarius since the late 1960s, we will be spending the next fifty years fully cusping out of the Age of Pisces.  The Age of Aquarius is about introd

I love this time of year.  Spring always introduces a new set of totems to message me on my life path journey.  Although I always have my three regular totems: Redwing Black Bird, Bees and Great Blue Heron, new totems come each spring and fall season to bring to light a new trait or quality about myself that needs expression or to provide a missing puzzle piece to a life puzzle I’m trying to resolve or simply to remind me of truths I already know but have forgotten.  Accordin

I had a mentor who taught me about tolerance.  Or should I say intolerance.  Karen read me the riot act one day (probably the only real way to get my attention) by responding with disgust to a statement about a friend I made.  I said, “I tolerate her bad behavior because I love her.”  Sheesh!  What a can of worms that statement opened me up to. Karen pointed out to me that the very trait I was “tolerating” in my friend was there to teach me  a lesson.  By merely tolerating it

“I knew infinite intelligence rules the world.” – Thomas Edison I have been gardening close to thirty years.  Like most everything I do, I reach for the sky.  My flower, plant and tree gardens are exquisite.  Many guests and visitors have enjoyed the gardens’ beauty which brings me great pleasure. (Did you think this blog was about Marijuana?  Ha-ha) My garden is divided into seven sections.  Beautiful gardens (like a beautiful house or a beautiful body) take time and attenti

Stay with me here. For any computer program to work, a set of human instructions is written called “programming” telling the computer what to do. These instructions are known as source code. Computers are merely electronic devices used to process and store data. In other words, source code is the foundation that all software needs for the operation of a computer. Did you ever wonder where the spirit-being-having-a-human experience gets its source coding from? First thought wo

Did you ever notice how the stapler runs out of staples at the most inopportune time? Truthfully, there is no perfect time for a stapler to be void of staples. However, rather than be agitated by an empty stapler, why not take that empty stapler agitation as a reminder of the fact that "there is no time."             What about clocks, you say? Their mere existence tells us there is time. HA! Clocks were invented so that meetings could take place without chaos or so that trai

Turning one's talents or gifts into something useful to the evolution of others is truly the real definition of service. Whether one's talents lie in the realm of making others laugh or helping others see truth, when one takes their talent into the world for all to experience, one is not only providing a service to others, but more importantly, gifting the planet with their service.             Let's talk about what service is NOT. Service is NOT about giving things away or d

Projection is the act or process of transferring one's own feelings onto another person or object. It is commonly known that bullies ridicule others because they are transferring or projecting their own internal struggles with self-esteem, self-confidence, etc. Projection was a Sigmund Freud concept. Bullies, however, do not have a corner on the art of projection.             Those qualities we all have that are not light-filled (and we ALL have them) are most often projected