Greetings from the
Editor:
Big Sky Retreat
I just returned from an enlightening retreat in Big Sky Montana, which has been going on for 35 years. My husband and I have attended three so far and plan to go again next year. The featured speaker this year was Greg Mooers who was trained as an engineer and had his own computer software company before he became a monk living in a monastery for eight years. His inspiring presentations lead us through a process to understand our heart virtues, which is part of our purpose in life. I learned that I am committed to communication and caring. Consider reading his book, Unlock Your Heart Virtue – Become the Authentic Leader of Your Life.
Fortunate Blessings,
Suzanne
By Suzanne E. Harrill
Let me start by defining awareness. It is everything that has brought you to this present moment—your beliefs, emotions, feelings, and reactions to all your life experiences. Awareness includes everything you have taken in and are taking in with your five senses: sight, sound, touch, taste, and smell, as well as using your sixth sense of intuition. Much of our awareness is unconscious to us. As we study ourselves, we become more and more self-aware. This is the key to improving decision-making; to make choices that are in alignment with what we want to create in our lives...
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Jana Stanfield
What would I do, if I knew that I could not fail? If I believed, would the wind always fill up my sail? How far would I go? What could I achieve, trusting the hero in me?
If I were brave, I’d walk the razor’s edge, where fools and dreamers dare to tread. I'd never lose faith, even when losing my way. What step would I take today, if I were brave? What would I do today, if I were brave? What would I do today, if I were brave?
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By Suzanne E. Harrill
MONTHLY ON LINE AFFIRMATIONS.
Affirmations to support self-esteem and spiritual growth
now available in monthly installments. From Seed Thoughts for
Loving Yourself, Cultivating the Garden of Your Mind Day by
Day.
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Spirituality
by Dr. Herbert L. Beierle
Everyday of my life I am forced with making decisions relative to how I am going to live, how I am going to enjoy a healthy body and a healthy mind, and best of all, a healthy world. Making this choice requires me to be consistent in my thinking and in my atti- tudes, for how I observe the rest of the world. It is always my observation, my attitude, my vision - and my vision changes rapidly and consistently with my individual thought.
So I am responsible for the things I choose to think about. It is as simple and complex as that.
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By Rom Wills
Yes, this is yet another article on how to find your soulmate but with a twist. I’m a student of the school of thought called the Natural Blueprint of Relationships (Natural Blueprint) founded by Master Yao Nyamekye Morris. In this school of thought it is taught that a person has not one soulmate, which is seen as a romantic ideal, but rather several soulmates, whose purpose is to help a person with their life mission. Before going further let me explain the basis of these beliefs...
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