Impersonalize Evil to Be the Healer in the Room
If you refuse to give evil any power, it can have no effect.
If you refuse to give evil any power, it can have no effect.
Identifying the correct way to do something will steer you clear from all sorts of pitfalls.
This attitude is like a non-stick pan for the inner critic; it slides right off, with no residual effect.
Please join me in avoiding all these ingredients masquerading as something other than the well known villainous super-toxin, MSG.
When these impeding impositions of error are recognized and overcome, our lives soar…
Try these five ideas and you’ll find your decision has become clear, and it is the best one, which you can welcome without regrets.
While this blog’s theme is about amplifying good, I also want it to be real, and have no one put me on a pedestal, or think I’m bulletproof.
I want to say to those of you out there hurting or isolated at this time: I hear you, and I feel for you.
To foster civility, I would simplify it down to being unabashedly authentic, and to amplify every good around you and within you.
Malpractice is more about the negativity you think about yourself, than what anyone else is thinking!
This is an insightful book which can lead you to some ah ha moments.
In a world of specialization, where we are constantly told to live small and do only one thing, it was a delight to converse with someone else who also understands the blessing of doing the full range that you are called to do.
When something challenging is going on, remember to always reframe it for joy.
The term grey rocking may stem from the durability, dispassionateness, and longevity of a simple grey rock, but I also like to think of how strong it is to build foundations with!
Live! Get moving, be grateful, use your gifts, appreciate all the good around you.