I started this last blog about your true face intending to talk about squelching emotions, but I ended up talking about the body and how we mask and cover ourselves. Oh well. That’s just how it goes with intuitive writing. Nonetheless, more content on the ole blog is never a bad thing, so I’m following […]
Putting Your True Face Forward: Part 2 Read More »
There’s a saying to put your best face forward. It’s a nice saying. It’s the type of saying that encourages people to overlook difficulties and give the present moment your best, but usually, that’s not how it gets used. In truth, I think people get caught up in putting forth the best face for society.
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“I don’t know” is such a fascinating phrase. It has so many uses: some good, some bad. We use it in so many different scenarios to express different things, and at times, it can offer such a profound statement of truth that it makes your brain swirl. But I think it’s important to begin to
The Many Meanings of “I Don’t Know” Read More »
So this is obviously not a horticultural blog, but since a lot of people like the sandcastle metaphor that I used with the ego recently, the garden will be my metaphor for spiritual awakening. Cultivating Your Spiritual Path I specifically named my ebook, “Everyday Spirituality: Cultivating an Awakening,” because in the truest way, all we
How to Grow Your Garden Read More »
First off, this blog post is specifically written for people after a spiritual awakening. This post isn’t for people who are feeling disconnected from their hearts or for those who are feeling generally frustrated at knowing that this world is screwed up, but not knowing how to change it. This also isn’t addressing depression nor
Post-Awakening Challenges: The Lost Gray World of Apathy Read More »