Archive for the 'Growth Processes' Category

The Unexpected Guru

July 5th, 2008

I have always thought that following a guru in this day and age was rather foolish, an abdication of personal responsibility. My opinion did not change on Lopez Island, where some of the leftover people from the Antelope Ranch debacle went to live. Corrupt and unprincipled gurus abound, who needs them?
Then I met Mohanji. I […]

Commitment to Soul Purpose

June 20th, 2008

In my Earth Day post, I spoke of a life-altering surrender to the soul and its purpose in life. I was referring to a total commitment to the positive path and walking it daily in our physical lives.
One of the biggest struggles you can encounter is the process of reaching this decision to surrender to […]

The Unvarnished Truth

May 7th, 2008

We all think that we know the truth and that we act on that knowing all the time. We manage not to notice the myriad unresolved contradictions in our behavior, ideas, opinions, and beliefs, thinking of ourselves as unified and consistent.
Emotions play an enormous role in obscuring our vision in such matters. The more deeply […]

Reverence for Life

May 1st, 2008

We hear all kinds of arguments for preserving the rainforests and at least slowing down the destruction of species we have not even discovered yet. One of the big arguments is that these species might hold secrets that could heal us of some of our difficult diseases.
That sounds stunningly like more exploitation talking instead […]

Self Responsibility

April 27th, 2008

Self Responsibility is the subject of this post in the Change of Being series. Self responsibility is the cornerstone of beginning effective change.
Anyone can have a sad story. After all, life brings its troubles to everyone one way or another. However, taking a sad story of troubles into a persistent view of being a victim […]

Earth Day, A Change of Being

April 22nd, 2008

Here it is Earth Day again and time to write a post. Am I going to exhort you to recycle your plastic bottles? Wash and recycle your cans? Gather pop bottles and trash along the freeway? Use green products in your homes? Plant a tree? Bicycle instead of driving?
Not really. These are all useful enough […]

Mastery Over the Four Levels of Intention

February 11th, 2008

Many people struggle with intentions that do not manifest. In some cases it is a simple matter of not taking any needed actions to open the door for the intention to manifest.
For example, if someone has an intention of being well liked and popular, but goes around acting cranky and irritable, the intention does not […]

Burning Cars and Environmental Karma

February 10th, 2008

I am getting interesting responses to Why I Don’t Burn Cars Anymore, both on and off line. Patricia from Uruguay thought I might be why the ozone is so thin in her part of the world. Might be, but I suspect it took more than my childish efforts.
The most thought provoking question was when […]

Choose Your Path of Growth, Or Not

February 8th, 2008

What would I say to someone who is stalled in his or her life, mired in a helpless and powerless place of stuckness? What would I say to this person who is bewildered that most of their being resists moving forward?
I would say that people are more afraid of succeeding than afraid of failing. The […]

Finding My Creative Path

August 27th, 2007

The journey I have taken has been challenging but always interesting. Like many people I tried out a few dead ends before my own inner creative purposes asserted themselves.
I remember living in Canada as a young mother, leaving my educational pursuits to raise a child. I thought I was doing the right thing at the […]

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