Born in Ignorance: Something to Think On

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I awakened a couple of mornings back hearing the words 'born into ignorance'. What was interesting was the experience of the word in my just waking mind was ignore - stance. Perhaps we have all been born into an ignoring 'stance'.  If like most you were born in a medical facility and given harmful vaccination the moment after your first breath,...
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Time Poverty

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I heard about this concept of time poverty A few years back, and it takes on new meaning every time I am reintroduced to it. Time poverty has nothing much to do with money, more to do with the spaciousness of your life. Is everything feeling compressed and jumbled together? Or is your life balanced and spacious? When you are suffering from...
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Halloween BE AWAKE, Changing Generational Behaviors

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I was sadly awakened to the harm done this season with the 'holiday' called Halloween. Let's take it apart a bit and see what is happening under charm to cause us to say this is a fun activity and it can't hurt anything, just a bit of fun.  Halloween weekend is known for the biggest sacrifice of children on weekends of the year. Yes, that i...
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Fall Refresh

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With a great flurry of activity, my office is coming together so very nicely. I'm thinking of sorting papers and items for a couple of weeks to identify if they are worth holding on to or releasing. I am finding myself using this time as a fall cleanses of my possessions. I've gone through each book 1 by 1 and tested whether I should keep or not...
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Gratitude in the Harvest Time

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Years ago, in what feels like a completely different life, I was a farmer. I was married to a farmer who worked the land. We had the care of 500 acres, with 3 barns, a silo, and a pasture with a creek.  My garden back then was 5 acres. I grew tomatoes, squashes, watermelon, and pumpkin. We also had a hundred-year-old apple tree that produced a goo...
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Woke Cancel Culture Stimulates the Blame Game 10 steps Away From Blessing

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There is a weird dynamic going on between media politicians and podcasters. It's a battle, and both sides are losing.  To deliberately lie, speak untruths and deceive are works of evil. They, the things spoken, are malefic in nature. So when you hear or read a straight-out lie, a normal response is anger and a refusal of no, please don't lie to...
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Is Trauma Caused by Unbelief?

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As we came to a close of our Trauma Triggers class and worked on the experience of dehumanization, a clear understanding began to surface about the origins of trauma and Post-traumatic trauma. Therefore, it's worth examining and gaining a deeper understanding of the phenomenon and how we might seek another path. Trauma, all trauma is a delusion....
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Our Little Princess Turns Five

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Thank you to those who have sent birthday greetings to Adelia, as we celebrate the day of her birth and on that same day the day I held her in my arms and she became my daughter.  I love her with all my heart and have learned so much on this journey of mothering a child with her special issues.  One thing I have learned is that she is enoug...
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Is Good Actually Good?

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A few years ago, I stopped using the word good as a descriptive word. There was something not quite right about the word and its use throughout the ages as something to aspire to. So I shifted to a few new words with a higher frequency based on what I was referencing.     First, let's look at the word good and discover why I've been guided not...
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Joy bubble

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We've had a great week, much to be grateful for and much to celebrate. One gift we got from Jarell, our Pleiadean guest Monday, was to seriously move into a JOY BUBBLE! He mentioned he felt the conversation about the joy field is mental, and when we let our heart experience the notion of a joy bubble. I get it; charts are for the mind, joy bubbles ...
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Worth Saving

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It's been just about 2 weeks since the disastrous pull out of Afghanistan.  It created a fresh memory trauma to trigger past times of bloodshed, terror, and violence, where it appears evil has taken hold.   Whether or not POTUS cares about the fate of our American and allied families and individuals there, I do have an indication that the rescu...
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9-11

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I was wondering about the trucks with flags driving by a city park and the extremely large gathering of motorcycles parading through Comfort Texas. Our friend Mary told me this is 9/11, and many conservatives will be out with their flags, remembering the day, lives lost, and hope for a strong government. I remember it so well, September 11, 200...
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Handling Traumas as They Come

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Have you ever been overtaken by emotion, which started a cascade of emotions that left you no longer in the driver's seat of your actions and reactions? I certainly have, and whew, it just doesn't feel great. Trauma comes in many forms A month back, I lost a friend. It was so hard for me; I knew what was happening but could not stop it. She i...
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Fuel Your Tanks

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Our Mastery group has opted to do a September challenge. With all the stressors of the past 20 months, some have found a loss of passion in exercise mediation, nutrition, and creative endeavors.    Why is it so vital at this time to take great care of you? Because we need to be in the world with a cup overflowing, not depleted. We need to r...
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God will protect and Preserve Your Sweet Soul

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I just finished teaching the pandemic course and was drawn to open my Bible and read what God has to say to me in this moment. Psalm 120 in my distress I called to the Lord and he heard me deliver my soul oh Lord from lying lips and from deceitful tongue who is me that well in me check that I dwelt among the Meshack of Kadar my soul shall be wel...
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